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Starchy, but not unattractive. I can see a Romantic poet bestowing it on a daughter.

It's ok, though I don't really like the name Helen. Elena Charlotte would be nice and flows better

It's rather punchy, with the syllables ONE-two ONE-two, if that makes sense. I think Helena Charlotte would flow much better, that extra small syllable doing some necessary work.

I think having 2 two syllable names together doesn’t always sound that great. I really like Charlotte, what about Elena Charlotte?

Well, I love it! I am crazy about Helen, I used to find it dull when I was young, but I've grown to love it. I find both Helen and Charlotte to be very rich and red, so they work well for me.

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It's undeniably feminine but in a very stately way. Helen's earthiness helps temper Charlotte's sweetness.

This message was edited 3/8/2024, 3:53 PM

Helen is lovely! It’s a very sturdy, starchy combo, which I appreciate. I prefer the flow of Helen Carlotta.

Eh, playing it safe with naming, boring but works.

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I would use Charlotte, But don't like Helen.

This message was edited 3/8/2024, 12:34 PM

I don't exactly find it exciting, but I think they flow well together and I like both names.

I love Helen and would use it happily. Charlotte doesn't appeal to me at all.

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Helen Beatrice
Helen Esme
Helen Susannah
Helen Georgina
Helen Joy
Helen Joanna

I get what's going on here, with them both being timeless, but I don't think they sound good together.

The names go very well together, but I find both names very dull

I love Helen for the Helen of Troy / Greek mythology imagery it provokes,

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but as far as sound and real life usage goes, I do find it quite drab.

I don't like the name Helen.

Harmless but incredibly boring