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WDYTO of this sibset?
Scarlett and Amber.I really like both these names, so it could happen. Well, not now, but it could have.
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I don't like it. Mainly because they're too matchy in theme for my tastes- they can both be seen as colors. I really like Scarlett individually, and Amber is okay but dated.
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Color associations behind, Scarlett and Amber have very different feels to me and I have trouble putting them together like that. Scarlett has only come into popularity in the past few years, whereas Amber had its heyday in the 80s. I feel as though Amber should be the mother of Scarlett, not the sister.That being said, I think the color thing is a bit too much.
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Hm. Well, normally I have a bit of a problem with color-themed names together (no idea why. I'm fine with flower-themed sets, or even precious stone-themed, but colors? Nope), but I tend to think of amber more as fossilized tree resin than a color, sooo...why not? The set has a nice vintage charm to it.
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Scarlett and Amber are quite nice for sisters, I like it.
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I've seen itI used to teach a girl and her and her sisters wereScarlett, Ruby, Amber and Gingerno joke. And Ginger really did have blondy/ginger hairI think it was a bad sibling set.
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Both fine names, but the colour associations in a sibset would be too much.
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Scarlett's pretty...a rather sexy name, IMO. I don't know if that's a good or bad thing for a future parent to think about. :D Amber is a trifle dated though it meshes well with Scarlett.
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I like them individually but not as a sibset. Themed sibsets feel so cheesy, particularly when they're word names.
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It's alright. I used to like Scarlett more than I do now. I decided at some point that it seems kind of brassy for my taste. But I still like it better than Amber, which I think is an alright name but the sound of it just doesn't hit me right. I'd rather see Scarlett and Ember.

This message was edited 7/24/2014, 9:14 AM

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I don't care for them. I don't hate them, but they are not names I would use myself.
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I like them both. Scarlett has always had sort of a dangerous feel to me, while Amber sounds more soft-spoken and sweet. I also sort of picture Scarlett with vivid red hair and Amber with a toned-down reddish hair color. I don't really know why.I think these two make a great sibset. They complement each other well.
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Nice names on their own, cheesy as a sibset.
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Too colourful. Your third child would have to be called Green.
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It's like tacky/flashy/beautyqueen girlname version 1980 and tacky/flashy/beautyqueen girlname version 2005 in one sibset.
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I love the name Scarlett! I know a lot of people don't but I really like the 'scar' sound. It makes me think of Scarlett Johansen (or however you spell her name)who I think is really beautiful.Amber is okay. Not my favorite but it's not terrible. I had a friend who's weird older sister is named Amber which is probably why I don't like it so much. I usually like the 'Am' or 'Em' beginnings to names.edited to say that I think the reason I like them (and think they'd make a pretty good sibset) is that I don't think of them as colors or words at all. They are just names and no other assiocation.

This message was edited 7/24/2014, 10:17 AM

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Of the two, I much prefer Scarlett, but even so it's been a very trendy name here in the UK for a good few years now, so I'm a little tired of hearing it. Amber is one of those names I hear a hell of a lot on people my age and, again, I'm tired of it. I think it lacks some of the class Scarlett at least has a sprinkle of. Amber just isn't a pleasant name to me.
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I like Amber, but Scarlett is over the top and stagey. Together it looks like the parents were starting a crayon collection.
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Or traffic lights. Now we need a green-type name.
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Viridiana? Or Chloris. Neither are quite as obvious or specific as Scarlett and Amber, though. Hmm (perhaps off-topic, but I don't think I've ever had a crayon that was specifically "amber").
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