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In general, I don't love lli in a name. It makes me go a bit cross-eyed trying to read it. So I would definitely choose Alison.

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Nothing wrong with Taylor Alison at all.

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Alison Paige
Alison Amelie
Alison Elise
Alison Katherine (is the Alison I know) - nn AliKat
Alison Katerina
Alison Katrina
Alison Juniper
Alison Pearl
Alison Mae
Alison Jodi
Alison RIley
Alison Taylor
Alison Morgana
Alison Jada

Alison Grace
Alison Rose
Alison Claire
Alison Faith

I see Allison as a ln - I've known several - and since I dislike lnfns in general (with a few exceptions like Stuart) that puts me off. I love Alison and would have used it but DH's family used to contain a very dodgy Alison relative who put them all off! Anyway, I love Alice and since Alison with one l is a diminutive, that's another reason for preferring it.

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Alison Rosalie
Alison Jean
Alison Elinor
Alison Ruth
Alison Emily

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Taylor Alison? I'd expect them to be separated by a comma, and to appear on an alphabetical list where the surname comes first. I know nothing about Taylor Swift - no doubt it's a person.

I prefer Alison.

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Alison Yolande
Alison Irene
Alison Gwen
Alison Violette
Alison Marie
Alison Marigold
Alison Romaine
Alison Diane
Alison Marjolaine
Alison Maud
Alison Christianne
Alison Teresa
Alison Maylis
Alison Cathleen
Alison Giselle
Alison Yvette
Alison Ninon
Alison Michelle
Alison Magalie
Alison Rosine
Alison Judith
Alison Frances

The double L spelling appeals to me more, because it looks more complete to me. But I don't mind the single L. I do really like the name Allison in general- just saying that for good measure.

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Taylor is growing on me, maybe due to meeting an adorable little Taylor. I'm not the biggest fan of unisex names, but Taylor is very sleek.

I prefer the Allison spelling. Alison just looks incomplete to me.

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Allison Matilda
Allison Phoebe
Allison Josephine
Allison Felicity
Allison Ramona
Allison Tziporah
Allison Calypso

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I don't like Taylor Alison. I really dislike the name Taylor and don't see the appeal of it. I guess the names sound okay together.

I'm an Alison, and I have nothing but good things to say about my name. I love it.

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Alison is the only spelling I like, but there's nothing wrong with Allison, really. If finding the name on pencils or souvenir keychain is important to you, Allison is the way to go.

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No Taylor combo is going to appeal to me, since I find it too tired, gruff, and homely. Even Alison can't save it.

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Alison Pearl
Alison Georgia
Alison Faye
Alison Camilla
Alison Katrina
Alison Laura
Alison Miranda
Alison Amelia
Alison Fiona
Alison Thora
Alison Riley
Alison Bridget
Alison Vanessa --- me. :)

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Making combos with your own name is surprisingly fun!

I don't like the name, but I prefer the Alison spelling because it seems less like a surname.

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Now that I think of it, maybe that's one reason I far prefer my name the way I spell it, Janice, to Janis. Janis is a surname.

I like Alison.

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I don't much care for Taylor Alison, but here are a few MN suggestions:

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Alison May
Alison Kate
Alison Rachel
Alison Rose
Alison Paige
Alison Taylor (I like this better.)

I really don't like Taylor. Period.

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Allison is the spelling I like. And I really do like the name Allison, it's very attractive and fairly ageless.

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Allison April
Allison Brooke
Allison Brianne
Allison Carol
Allison Dawn
Allison Diana
Allison Elaine
Allison Faye
Allison Grace (know somebody named their daughter this about five years ago)
Allison Gloria
Allison Hailey
Allison Hope
Allison Joy
Allison Jade
Allison Kathleen
Allison Laurel
Allison Leigh
Allison Marguerite
Allison Paige
Allison Rachel
Allison Rose
Allison Sky
Allison Shay
Allison Tara
Allison Whitney

I like Alison and Alison Caroline, Alison May, Alison Penelope, Alison Veronica