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Honestly love it, I tend to dislike some older names that have a harsher sound, such as Bertha, Gertrude, etc. But Ingrid to me isn't a crabby old lady it's a middle aged strong empowered female. I think it's quite pretty and strong.

I like it. I know someone who has a really adorable daughter named Ingrid, which has ingratiated it with me.

I think the name is really pretty and would suit anyone from any generation

Lovely, and reminds me of the fantastic Ingrid Bergman. I don't think it's too old fashioned at all.

I like it in theory. In practice it sounds very harsh.

It's weird, I like Astrid and Helga and Ingemar, but Ingrid sounds...too Scandinavian? haha. Or maybe it just sounds colder to me, and I don't connect to it.

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I do think it sounds pretty and not too old-fashioned. I could easily see Freya and Ingrid as sisters or...
Emerson and Ingrid. Rowan and Ingrid. Charlie and Ingrid.
Erik and Ingrid. Philip and Ingrid. Oliver and Ingrid. Hugo and Ingrid.
Ava and Ingrid. Athena and Ingrid. Sarah and Ingrid. Willa and Ingrid.

This message was edited 9/29/2019, 8:33 PM

Love it!

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I love it so much, and it seems more modern than old fashioned.

Don't the sound of it, personally, but it would be interesting to see on a younger person. I think of Ingrid Bergman and the youtuber Ingrid Nilsen - two very different vibes!

This message was edited 9/29/2019, 5:51 PM

I like it a lot.

It's lovely

I've always loved Ingrid. It's strong and dependable.

Hi Billina !!!

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I can't decide if I still like Ingrid or not. It has been in my list for years but I currently prefer Sigrid.

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I rate Ingrid 7/10.

It's my least favourite -rid name, but just from the sound, not the possible old-fashionedness.

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I really like Sigrid, and Astrid is lovely too, but if I lived where the human backside is an ass, I'd hesitate. Where it's an arse, Astrid is fine!

Ingrid is super pretty in my opinion! the only problem is the lack of cute nickname....

This message was edited 9/29/2019, 10:56 AM