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It's OK for someone else, but I wouldn't use it or consider it.

It's ok, i prefer Delma

I like it, it's somehow dorky and 1930s slinky glamorous at the same time!

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I was never a watcher of Scooby Doo, so I think of the character from Chicago first.

It's not bad, but the Scooby-Doo character comes to mind. I prefer Vilma and Wilma.

All I can think of is that Scooby-Doo character.

I prefer Vilma but Velma is ok.

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This type of name has plenty of company: Selma, Wilma, Hilda, Wilda, Wanda, Norma, Thelma, Melba etc...

I like it. I like V names. Velma is kind of smooth and silky.