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Having lived with the name Audrey for *ahem* 33 years ("21-12"), I know that (at least where I've lived) it is not heard often, yet is highly recognizable. As a child, I always thought it was too *grown up* for me, and wished for names like my friends had: Jodi, Angie, Stephanie, Melanie, Melissa, Jennifer, etc., but now have grown into it nicely and am very content not to have any of the aforementioned names. I think it’s a *classic* kind of name, however I got the nn "Aud" growing up, until my friends dubbed me "Audge" in high school and then later "Rey". It was doubly important to choose a a name for my daughter that had various nn possibilities. (Cambria Janel: Camii, Camii-J, Camii-Jane, Cam, Cambi, Cameo, CJ, Bria, Bree, Ria, Fred, etc.)

Nice name, I like Lily Kathryn too but prefer Lilly. :)

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Mum to Hayley Anne ;)
D.O.B: 8th October,2004

Yeah, exactly. Nice and simple, nothing like Audio Science or Pilot Inspector!

Audrey Mae is relatively better than some names I've heard in BAs lately. Lily Kathryn is a total yawn.

Yawn.

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I mean, I like Audrey and I like Mae, but the combo has no pizazz--and neither does Lily Kathryn.

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They both feel very bland to me.

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Array (might like them more if she had anything invested in Greg Kinnear, lol)

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Mick Jagger is older than:
1. Velcro
2. Cake mix
3. Israel

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A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.

Audrey Mae flows nicely and it goes well with Lily, but I've never been a fan of the name Audrey. It's an ok name but I prefer Audra. I really like Lily and Mae.