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I think it's very pretty. It is definitely dated in the US, but still sounds youthful. I understand that in UK, Heather is very much a grandmother's name, which is funny. Heather and Jennifer were popular there a long time before they were here, but Jessica is now way more popular there, having already hit its peak twenty years ago in the US.

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I wouldn't mind using Heather, though there's lots of other names I'd choose first.