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Joy is lovely and cheerful. I love it as a middle name and first name.

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I didn’t really pay it much attention until I saw a movie on Rachel Joy Scott - which made me realize it’s a really nice and simple name.

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Joy Isabelle
Joy Olivia
Joy Isadora
Joy Xenia
Joy Gabrielle
Joy Elizabeth
Joy Vivienne

I like it, It's a family name for me so it's also sentimental. It feels just slightly insubstantial as a first name so I prefer it as a middle. It makes a nice bridge for a full name imo.

I wish I liked Joy as a name more than I do. This is a name I like more in theory than in practice. The actual sound of the word just isn't all that pleasant.

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It's a fine name, don't get me wrong, I just don't love it and would never use it.

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(Joy Behar's given name was Josephine Victoria, with Joy as a nickname. I kind of like it in that instance.)

Very pretty.

I love it, short and sweet with a great meaning. I’d probably use it as a middle name.

I like it very much; couldn't use it because I've used Beatrice, which is a family name. I've only known two Joy people, one was shy and quiet and the other was a fighter for her own rights, even when she didn't have any; but the meaning of the name is good and so is the sound.

It's pretty as both a first name and a middle name but I prefer it as a middle name because it's kind of dated.

It seems too cheerful as a first name considering people have a wide range of emotions, but I still really like it and am considering it as a middle name.