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Margaret seems so classy. I like the sound of Margot, though it seems a bit nicknamey to me, but I hate this spelling. I always want to read it as maggot.

I think Margaret is pretty, but I prefer Margot. There’s something about Margot that’s just really cool, but also extremely dated.

Margaret. No contest.

Margot

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Actually love Margo. Margaret is too dumpy.

, even though it sounds old fashioned to me.

Margot, but I’d prefer Margo even more. Margaret is just sooooo frumpy to me and dated in a bad way!

I prefer Margaret but only if I can use the nickname Maggie. Otherwise Margaret is just too heavy and dour. Margot is slightly more refreshing to the ear.

I prefer Margaret by a mile, though I like Margot.

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Margaret Anna
Margaret Susannah
Margaret Olivia
Margaret Athena

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These are my preferred combos.

Margaret

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I've never cared much for Margot.

I prefer Margot (and its variant spellings) because it seems more spunky and youthful than Margaret which seems a bit dull and prude-ish to me.

Margot

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Margot by a landslide. Margaret feels old and stuffy, Margot feels fresh and fun.

Margaret, in English, has a long and distinguished history and a variety of nicknames to suit every taste.

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Margot, in French, is no doubt fine.

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Margot, in English, is a recent arrival with a pleasant association with Margot Fonteyn - but that was a stage name, picked because it was exotic. Not being French, or in need of a stage name, I wouldn't like being a Margot, though I'd be a Margaret quite happily.

I adore both, but I've picked Margot over Margaret today, since I adore the former just a tad more than the latter today, so that's my reasoning for that pick.

Margot hands down. I never cared for Margaret.

Margot, even though I prefer the spelling of Margaux. Margaret sounds so ugly to me :(

Margaret, definitely. It’s one of my favorite names. I like how Margot looks, but I dislike the sound.

Margot sounds less dated than Margaret.

Margot. I never liked Margaret.