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Cecily

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Cecily is pretty and reminds me of an 1800s belle. Cicely sounds sissified and sounds like it could be the protagonist of a Dr. Seuss book called 'Silly Cicely' or something similar.

Depends on the pronunciation, surely?

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I'd use Cecily because Cecil is a family name on both sides; plus, I prefer the e sound to the i sound here.

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Cecily Anne
Cecily Beatrice
Cecily Clare
Cecily Dorette
Cecily Eva
Cecily Frances (sounds lovely, but two fem forms of male names are two too many)
Cecily Giselle
Cecily Helen
Cecily Imogen
Cecily Jean
Cecily Karen
Cecily Margaret
Cecily Norah
Cecily Olwen
Cecily Prudence
Cecily Ruth
Cecily Susan
Cecily Therese
Cecily Valmae
Cecily Winona

Cecily is my preference. I think because Cicely just sounds like the city.
Cecily Plum? :)

Cicely has a better sound but unfortunately shares it with Sicily which makes it sound like a word name and also creates spelling errors.

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Cecily on the other hand sounds pretentious, but won't be as confusing.

Cecily. I really like it

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If go with Cecily Iris

I love Cecily, but dislike Cicely.

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Cecily Marigold is my favorite Cecily combo.

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I also love Cecily Delphine, Cecily Margaret, Cecily Winifred, Cecily June, Cecily Nightingale, and Cecily Minerva.

Cecily. I love the medieval link.
I have Cecily Pandora on my short list but you can use it if you like it . some other thoughts:
Cecily Rosamund
Cecily Elisabeth
Cecily Georgiana
Cecily Susanna

I prefer the way Cecily looks, but I don't like the SESS sound so I prefer Cicely. I think it's lovely.

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Middle name suggestions:
Cicely Alice
Cicely Clementine
Cicely Genevieve
Cicely Florence
Cicely Madeleine
Cicely Margaret
Cicely Marina
Cicely Valentina
Cicely Violet

Like Cicely Mary Barker! It's very pretty

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Cecily Alice
Cecily Maude
Cecily Lucasta

I prefer Cecily. Cicely reminds me of Sicily.

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Cecily Violet
Cecily Genevieve
Cecily Jane
Cecily Matilda
Cecily Aurora

Cecily

I prefer Cecily. It's the variant I am the most familiar with and it has a nice medieval association. Cicely doesn't look as good to me, I can't even really say why. But I pronounce them slightly differently and just prefer the sound and look of Cecily. The only thing I really dislike about it is the meaning.

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Cicely Mary is cute but the both end in -ee sounds, Mary Cicely flows better.

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Cecily Rose - boring but lovely
Cecily Amanda
Cecily Noelle
Cecily Joanna
Cecily Alice
Cecily Margaret
Cecily Anne

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Ohhh and maybe you also like Margery and Amity?