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They're not favs of mine, but they're nice to see.

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Ingrid - I love the bell-like Ing sound, and the *grid part's so solid and organized.
Ivy - I like how it's something that grows; it's expansive and tenacious.

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I'd rather be Ivy just because I find it more relatable.

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"Do they go together?" Do you mean as sisters, Ivy and Ingrid, or in a combo, Ivy Ingrid / Ingrid Ivy? Either way, they sound fine together, without being too matchy.

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These were the first couple combos I thought of for each
Ivy Fidelia
Ingrid Genevieve
Ingrid Juniper
Ivy Bridget

This message was edited 12/18/2019, 5:09 PM

Both are gorgeous, but I probably wouldn’t use them together. I don’t love it when siblings have the same initials, and they sort of feel like different styles. Ingrid feels stately and Ivy feels more sweet.

I love Ingrid - it is beautiful, classy and timeless.

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Ivy is pretty - but it reminds me of poison ivy all the time.

I prefer Ingrid but I like Ivy as a mn.

I dislike Ivy, both because it starts with 'I' as if the bearer was constantly talking about herself and because it's the most annoying garden plant I've ever encountered.

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Ingrid is better. It sounds pinched and thin, and is my least favourite -rid name - I far prefer Astrid and, especially, Sigrid.

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I don't think they go together, particularly.

I like Ingrid. Ivy as a mn is ok. I don't like siblings with the same initials, if it was for siblings

I like Ingrid. Ivy as a mn is ok. I don't like siblings with the same initials, if it was for siblings

I LOVE Ingrid. Like it might make my top 10/15 of all time. It's stately, elegant, beautiful, and unlike any other name (except for Astrid or Inga, I suppose).

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Ivy, I've never found that cute. The plant is a strangler. Poison Ivy seems like a misogynistic character to me. And it's getting pretty trendy these days.