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I love it! Waaaaay back in late May and early June when I posted here as a guest I used the name SaffronR because why not? (No, its not my name)

Like it a lot, I’d consider using it.

I used to work at a bakery called Saffron.

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It feels a little gimmicky...moreso than Rosemary would...similar to how Sage does to me. Maybe because the word's also commonly used to describe color?

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It reminds me of Sophronia (sound) and Marigold (color, visual association - sunny), both of which I like.

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The style also seems similar to: Poppy, Olive, Ginger. I have more of a lukewarm reaction to those.

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It's not unappealing (I think I'd be okay with being named Saffron), but I can't see myself choosing it.

This message was edited 10/4/2020, 7:52 PM

I kind of like it, but I have no idea why.

I don't understand the appeal of it.
I think it's kind of ugly, and it's too weird for me, it's like Vanilla or Truffle as a person's name. Or Macaron, or Citron.
The style of it seems overbearing to me. Like Lavender or Chardonnay or Bliss.
Saffron doesn't even taste/smell very good, IMO.
Saffy sounds doggish/cartoonish.

I like Saffron, but then I'm also fond of spice / nature names. The first image that springs to mind is Saffron (later Bridget, and then Yolanda) the con artist from Firefly.

I like it a lot for a girl, though I don't think I'd ever use it. I love the nickname "Savvy". I was actually a but surprised when I got a lot of positive comments about this name so I'll share the link with you:

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https://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/5172170

Possibly as more of a guilty pleasure, but I love it.

This message was edited 10/4/2020, 1:35 PM

I adore the name Saffron! I don't know if I am personally brave enough to use it, but it would be delightful to meet a little Saffron :)

It's okay. It's an expensive spice and in my opinion that is not exactly the greatest meaning. But it's okay for both genders.

It's alright. Fictional use only, though

I think it's cool. Nn Saffy.

I'm just mad about...

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That's what I always think, and I'm sure the poor kid would get it a lot.