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I like River. Ryan is okay. They run together terribly. Rivarayan.

I like River.
I don't mind the alliteration, but the ending R of River + the initial R in the surname probably makes the full name annoying to say out loud.

Normally I like alliteration, but not with Rs. Since our last name starts with R, it has influenced how much I let myself like R names. No Rosalies or Rorys over here. :)

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Ignoring the alliteration, I think it's an odd combo. The names don't suit each other.

Sounds like an old Chevy trying to start on a cold morning.

I quite like alliterative names if they flow nicely together but this doesn't. Also, a very difficult name to pronounce in many other countries. I think his parents have done him a bit of a dissservice there....

Hi !!!!

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Allitteration !!!

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I like those names but not together !!!

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Byeeeeeeeee

That's a lot of R right there, I imagine it's quite the tongue twister saying River Raresurname out loud.

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I do like River.

I'm all for alliteration (all of my names begin with M), but there is something so very off with this name it hurts!

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And I dislike the ambiguity too - although in England Ryan is firmly a boys name - I am aware that in America this name could be seen as quite unisex.

I'm guessing boy? Actually I'm hoping boy, because I can't stand either name for a girl! River I do really like a lot, but Ryan is kind of dated and boring imo.

Don't like it! Love River, hate Ryan!