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I like Sarah Catherine. It is very pretty and flows well.

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Here are few other ideas

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Sarah Allison
Sarah Anne
Sarah Ashley
Sarah Ashlyn
Sarah Bethany
Sarah Danielle
Sarah Darlene
Sarah Gabrielle
Sarah Jordan
Sarah Josephine
Sarah Macey
Sarah Marie
Sarah Maureen
Sarah Morgan
Sarah Rose
Sarah Whitney

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Sarah Amber Marie
Sarah Andrea Nicole
Sarah Bethany Amber
Sarah Cassidy Anne
Sarah Catherine Hope
Sarah Catherine Olive
Sarah Darlene Elizabeth
Sarah Eleanor Danica

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Sarah Catherine is definitely a predictable name, but I still like it. Sarah Winifred kicks ass.

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Sarah Millicent / Melisande
Sarah Winona
Sarah Francesca
Sarah Edith
Sarah June
Sarah Emerald
Sarah Priscilla

Sarah Catherine is a nice classic name.

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Other middle names

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Sarah Xanthe
Sarah Zephyrine
Sarah Willow

Catherine is a bit common as a middle name. There is Catriona or Catalina or Caterina to spice it up while sharing roots

I love using Sarah as a MN, it is so unexpected there:

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Helen Sarah
Elizabeth Sarah
Bryony Sarah
Robin Sarah
Willow Sarah
Felicity Sarah
Victoria Sarah
Tamsin Sarah
Verity Sarah
etc etc

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Try putting it in the MN spot, I'm always surprised more people don't use it there.

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Sarah Catherine is sweet, and you could occassionally call her S.C. 'Essie'? Call it 'boring' if you like, but I find it a lot less boring than the hundreds of Emily Grace, Emma Rose, Olivia Grace, Lily Grace's she'll encounter.

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Other combinations with Sarah in front:

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Sarah Zoe
Sarah Lark
Sarah Iris
Sarah Guinevere
Sarah Cordelia
Sarah Dell
Sarah Adele
Sarah Winona
Sarah Clarisse
Sarah Evangeline
Sarah Angelica
Sarah Miranda
Sarah Yvaine
Sarah Melaine

Sarah Catherine is sweet. Names aren't overused the way they were once and there won't be many Sarahs running around her in classroom.

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I like Sarah Magnolia or Sarah Calista

Sarah Catherine is really gorgeous.
Classic, not sweet. Not shiny or sparkly, but not lacking in luster either.

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"Boring" ... if you're sensitive to feeling "bored" by names that are basically permanent fixtures of English speaking culture. But if you like Sarah and Catherine enough to consider using them at all, you probably aren't!

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I find Sarah Winifred more "boring" than Sarah Catherine. At least Sarah Catherine is unashamed of being a current-classic. Sarah Winifred sounds like it would fit into a 19th century melodrama or something. But it's a good name, IMO. Either name is good.

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If I were naming a daughter Sarah, I'd drop the H and give her a non-classicky middle. To lighten it up. But that's just me.
Sara Jasmine
Sara Marjorie
Sara Calista

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Not a fan of Sarah, but Sarah Winifred is great.

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Other options:

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Sarah Amalia
Sarah Wilhelmina
Sarah Cordelia
Sarah Adelaide
Sarah Henrietta

Sarah is bland and boring and colorless. Katherine is bland and boring and almost colorless. Mix them together and you get ...
Not much of nothing. Blah. Plain oatmeal with no flavoring and made with skim milk. Even the bowl it's served in is just a plain bowl the same color as the oatmeal.

I love Sarah, it's beautiful and classic and would sound fresh these days. Sarah Catherine is lovely. I also like the combo Sarah Adelaide.

Personally I dislike Sarah there are too many Sarah's I know at least twelve Sarah's but I love Catherine as a first and middle name.

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Maybe Catherine Sarah (could be Kate or Katie)

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Catherine Winifred Sarah

I've known so many women named Sarah (and one Sara) that it has become so boring to me. In our friend group, we could never say just "Sarah", it had to always be "Sarah Lastname", so we would know which one we were talking about. And in one case, it was always "Sarah from Pratt". I wouldn't say Sarah Catherine isn't classic and sweet, but it's also boring. I definitely think that if Sarah is going to be used, which I advise against, a far more unusual middle name than Catherine be paired with it. It's not that Sarah isn't a pretty name, just so overused.