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I like it. I like that spelling.

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Mae Dorothy
Mae Regina
Mae Blanche
Mae Bianca
Mae Fiona
Mae Evan

Mae was one of my mother's mns. I've never known a soul with this as a fn so it seems pretty fresh and unexpected to me.

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Mae Alexandra
Mae Anastasia
Mae Caroline
Mae Eleanor
Mae Helena
Mae Louisa
Mae Naomi
Mae Penelope
Mae Rebecca
Mae Rosalind
Mae Susanna
Mae Veronica
Mae Victoria

It would make a lovely first name extremely unique and simple.
Here are some combos:
Mae Serena
Mae Leigh
Mae Beatrice
Mae Isadora

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You have inspired me to like this name

My middle name is May. I don't really like Mae. Both are fillery in the mn slow but idk if I'd use either of them for s first name either. I'd probably go for some kind of variant, either May or Maea, Maya, Maia, Mariel (which is apparently a variant) or some name related to Mary or Margaret since apparently those are also related via nicknames

I love Mae! It's so cheery and sun dappled in my mind.

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Mae needs a middle name that complements it without overshadowing it, so...

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Mae Agatha
Mae Alison
Mae Angela
Mae Annabel
Mae Beatrice
Mae Caroline
Mae Cecilia
Mae Cecily
Mae Clarice
Mae Dorothy
Mae Eleanor
Mae Elisabeth
Mae Eloise
Mae Emily
Mae Emmeline
Mae Frances
Mae Genevieve
Mae Georgia
Mae Gloria
Mae Harriet
Mae Helena
Mae Isabel / Isabelle
Mae Isabella
Mae Jeannette
Mae Jeannine
Mae Josephine
Mae Judith
Mae Juliet

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It's okay, but only okay. It kind of just sits there waiting for something to happen. As a middle name it's better but still feels like it just fills a seat.

It’s fine. Two of my best friends chose this for their adorable daughter. It’s not one I would choose, but it’s elevated by association.

This message was edited 2/5/2018, 7:06 AM

It is my middle name, and I do tend to use for video games, it is okay! I like the Chinese-Japanese Mei as well!

I far prefer May, which is fine as a fn. Changing the spelling does nothing to improve it or make it less everydae.

it's cute! i prefer Maeve, just it's not as soft a sound, but Mae has its own charm

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how about-

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Mae Eileen
Mae Genevieve
Mae Isadora
Mae Laverne
Mae Lavinia
Mae Margot
Mae Sofia