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I far prefer Selene. It's mythological, classic, timeless. Being Canadian, Celine is so strongly identified with Celine Dion I can't even see it as a separate entity any more (and I'm not a fan of hers). It's also super dated to the 90's in my mind because of that.

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Celine is said a bit differently also, if you're French. It's like "Sellin'", with emphasis on the last syllable. Selene is much prettier imo.

This message was edited 4/11/2016, 6:38 AM