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I like Eloise; I group it with Elise and Heloise in my brain. Names I used to be absolutely devoted to, but now just vaguely appreciate, which is kind of sad. Juliet is probably my favourite Juli- name, though I'm warming to Julia.

I thought at first this was going to be a post about Juliet and Eloise as siblings. My first thought was that Juliet and Elise would be better. But that's neither here nor there.

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I don't dislike Eloise, but I flip flop on how much I like it.

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My favorite of your combos is, hands down, Juliet Concordia. It's so grand!

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My standard response to Juliet combo requests is Juliet Margot. I saw it in an alumni magazine birth announcement once and thought it was just gorgeous.

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This message was edited 7/2/2015, 3:45 PM

I like both names; would I ever use them in real life, like for a child? Probably not. But I think it would interesting to meet a baby or young girl named Eloise, it does remind me of the Eloise at the Plaza books and movie. I also like Juliet but it's so strongly associated with Shakespeare, that it's almost impossible to use.

From your list Juliet Constance is beautiful.

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Juliet Eva
Juliet Emilia
Juliet Hannah
Juliet Eugenia
Juliet Antonia
Juliet Veronica
Juliet Laura
Juliet Esmee
Juliet Isolde
Juliet Sophronia
Juliet Mercy

Juliet is great. Big fan of Juliet Monday and Juliet Patience. Just a little funny because Shakespeare's Juliet was notoriously impatient. ;)

The first thing I thought was that Eloise and Juliet would make a wonderful sibset and work really well for twins. I do prefer the French spelling of Juliette. Both of these names are beautiful and elegant.

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Combos for Juliet

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Juliet Rose
Juliet Lily
Juliet Mary
Juliet Noelle
Juliet Ruby
Juliet Diane

I like them both very much. I wouldn't use them as fns though - it would be a really rare Juliet who didn't turn out to be Julie or Jules, and the only Eloise I've ever known (delightful kid) was known in her family as Wheezy.

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I greatly enjoy Tessa Juliet. Given enough daughters, I'd have named one of them Vickie after a good friend, and Eloise Vickie flows better than Vickie Eloise, but she'd still have been known as Vickie.

I personally LOVE Eloise, I would love to meet a small child with that name!

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Juliet is a cute name. Not overly used. I like the nickname Jules. Out of your combos I like...

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Juliet Concordia - This is my favorite and I have no idea why.
Juliet Frances
Juliet Ivy
Juliet Maxine
Juliet Patience
Juliet Sylvie

I like both Eloise and Juliet. I really like Juliet Sylvie =)

I actually really love Eloise. There was a Princess Eloise in a rather obscure fantasy movie I watched far too many times as a child, and I loved her and her story. She actually spent a good chunk of the movie calling herself Darlene, which is a nice enough name, but Eloise is just so much more elegant. (She was engaged to a Prince Arthur, but his name is far less exciting.) Eloise feels very fairy tale to me, probably due in large part to that association. It's also easy to shorten (Ella, Elly / Ellie, Elle, etc).

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I have not once met an Eloise, but apparently it's recently gaining popularity in both the US and UK (and even Australia, though not in Canada where I live). I have never met an Eloise, which sort of makes the name feel like it "belongs" in that fairy tale setting rather than irl.

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Eloise Anne
Eloise Faith
Eloise Maria Joy
Eloise Constance
Daisy Eloise June
Grace Eloise
Catriona Jane Eloise
Ruby Eloise Hope

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Juliet is nice too. I also watch a show with a Juliet! It's pretty and feminine without the pervasive 'a' or 'y' sounds at the end like so many lovely feminine names! I like it for combos because it doesn't end up rhyming with everything. ;)

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Eloise is adorable, and I love that it is being used. It has such a soft and dainty feel, but still a classical vibe that is charming.

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As for Juliet, I have always liked that name. We considered it briefly, but DH is named Julius and he has a cousin Juliet. Still, its a strong yet whimsical name that will always have the romantic feel.

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Of yoru combos, Juliet Mirth really stood out. I love vintage virtue names, and I have only seen that on boys before. It's quite catching on a girl. Unexpected and quirky combo, Juliet Mirth.

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Mailys is one of my favorite names (though I prefer the more modern Maylis spelling for some uncharacteristic reason!). Juliet I have never though to pair with it, and I find that it works!

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Ivy, Sylvie and Frances seems to mesh well with it from your list as well.

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For some alternate suggestions, following your word vibe:
Juliet Meadow
Juliet Vale
Juliet Esprit
Juliet Blythe
Juliet Swift
Juliet Rebel
Juliet Noble
Juliet Serene
Juliet Whisper

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Others:
Juliet Liora
Juliet Holly
Juliet Clarion
Juliet Renee
Juliet Terese
Juliet Wren
Juliet Narelle
Juliet Elaine
Juliet Zenaide
Juliet Opal
Juliet Yvaine
Juliet Danielle

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Hope that helps!

I really like Eloise, I have a niece with the mn Elouise. Juliet is nice, though I wouldn't use it myself. As for your combos, I like Juliet Carys, Juliet Ivy, Juliet Lark and Juliet Patience. Eloise and Juliet would make a beautiful set for sisters.