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I like it but maybe it would be best as a middle name.

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Guendolen Morrigan
Rhianwen Morrigan
Perrine Morrigan
Winfreda Morrigan
Bronwynn Morrigan
Audrey Morrigan
Gwenevere Morrigan
Deryn Morrigan
Generva Morrigan
Trevia Morrigan
Jenna Morrigan
Judith Morrigan
Alexa Morrigan
Cordelia Morrigan
Dee Morrigan

I love Morrigan! If I ever used it I'd use it as a middle name.
Some combos:

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Anna Morrigan
Sarah Morrigan
Laurel Morrigan
Winter Morrigan
Autumn Morrigan
Jessica Morrigan
Opal Morrigan
Sorcha Morrigan
Enya Morrigan
Willow Morrigan
Aria Morrigan
Arya Morrigan
Sabriel Morrigan
Jane Morrigan
River Morrigan
Brenna Morrigan
Cassia Morrigan
Lyra Morrigan
Antonia Morrigan
Luna Morrigan
Ivy Morrigan

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This message was edited 2/6/2013, 7:08 AM

I think I agree that Morrigan is too much for a first name. I don't like it, I just find the sound unpleasant. It kind of reminds me of porridge (the word, I mean). Also the Morrigan is not the most charming mythological figure. I prefer Morgane (or Morgan I guess but that's more of a surname for me).
I would use something quite simple, to go with Alexander and tone down Morrigan. Like (sorry for any repeats, just take it as me seconding the suggestion):
Rose Morrigan
Alice Morrigan
Eva Morrigan
Lily Morrigan
Kate Morrigan
Bridget Morrigan / Bridie
Mary Morrigan
Kathleen Morrigan
Sophia Morrigan
Clare Morrigan
Eliza Morrigan
Isabel Morrigan
Adele Morrigan
Cecily Morrigan
Elinor Morrigan
Susan Morrigan
Lydia Morrigan
Evelyn Morrigan
Lucy Morrigan
Rosalind Morrigan
Rachel Morrigan
Abigail Morrigan
Rebecca Morrigan

For me, Morrigan is a bit dark in feel so I wouldn't choose it as a first name, but as a middle name I think it's alright. To go with Alexander, how about...

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Eve Morrigan
Clarice Morrigan
Delia Morrigan
Gwyneth Morrigan
Ivy Morrigan
Jules Morrigan
Nina Morrigan
Sela Morrigan
Stella Morrigan
Sybil Morrigan
Tess Morrigan
Vera Morrigan
Willa Morrigan
Zoe Morrigan

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ETA: Veda Morrigan? I know some people hear Veda as Vadar and automatically picture Darth, but I never have. I think sweetness and "My Girl", and I like its meaning. I think Alexander and Veda would be cute together. :)

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This message was edited 2/6/2013, 8:22 AM

Morgan on a girl is cool, but Morrigan sounds...well, it sounds like you wanted to use Morgan but decided it was too popular, so you fluffed it up a bit. I don't care for it.

I like the way Morrigan looks and sounds. I like the meaning too. Unfortunately, it sounds too much like Morgan and I'm afraid it would be problematic in that regard. If Morgan had never taken off for girls, Morrigan is the sort of name I'd go for. As things stand, not so much. As a mn, it shouldn't be a problem for you. It actually makes a distinctive mn.

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Combos:

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Eve Morrigan
Daphne Morrigan
Juliet Morrigan
Louisa Morrigan
Lucy Morrigan
Rose Morrigan
Susanna Morrigan
Thea Morrigan

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Hope this helps. BTW, I really like Alexander.

Morrigan is really lovely for a girl, it's not unlike Morgan but yet it's different. I love the Welsh connections too.

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Isolde Morrigan
Eloise Morrigan
Phoebe Morrigan
Cassandra Morrigan
Vanessa Morrigan
Adeline Morrigan
Fay / Faye Morrigan
Lilia Morrigan
Clara Morrigan
Rowena Morrigan
Zoe Morrigan
Julia Morrigan
Juliet Morrigan
Sage Morrigan

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I don't like Morrigan at all. It sounds like Morgan, a name I also dislike, plus with a wannabe-Celtic, literary-geek vibe to it.
I do like your boy's combo.

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Anna Morrigan
Claire Morrigan
Ella Morrigan
Faith Morrigan
Grace Morrigan
Hannah Morrigan
Julia Morrigan
Kate Morrigan
Lily Morrigan
Rose Morrigan