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I like the fact that someone used Abel, though his sister Sirena gave me pause. I am not sure if they wanted a variation on the word Siren or an alternate to Serena. Either way - that is an interesting sibset.
Xavier Zane is a bit confusing to me. If the pronounce it ex-zavier Zane, it is repetative. If they pronounce it havier Zane it is a bit mismatched, though handsome. I hope it is the latter.
I am happy to see both Scott and Mitchell as middle names, as I love them... though I assume they are honoring (but cool if not).
I LOVE the name Bianca, and Marian for that matter. Not totally sure they pair up well, but I am thrilled to see them in use.
Elizabeth Holly - though the most standard of the list, is also the classiest and prettiest in my opinion. Obviously, I am always Holly-biased though.
Penny Elise is just straight up adorable. I love it.
Matilda May is cute, but a bit too alliterative to me. However, if you are going to go with a sound - this is a great choice. I think this style used to be quite common about 100 years ago in England, in which most of the girls had alliterative names or names that were the same but two variations (I.e. Amy Amelia type stuff).
Cosette and Raphael make me smile... I do hope they have some French heritage though, since both names are in-your-face Francaise. Love em though.
Estelle and Rocco is an adorable sibset. I would have liked to see more oomph in a middle than Rose, but it's a classic... so it was a pretty and safe choice.
Vienna Ivy is very cute, but it took me a second to read it. My brain kept reading Vivien Ivy, which would have been an amazing combo (imo).
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"How wonderful it is that no one need wait a single moment before starting to improve upon the world." -Ann Frank
Mama to my "bright star" Clarisse Bituin and Wife to Julius. Mahal na mahal from our little family to yours!
Xavier Zane is a bit confusing to me. If the pronounce it ex-zavier Zane, it is repetative. If they pronounce it havier Zane it is a bit mismatched, though handsome. I hope it is the latter.
I am happy to see both Scott and Mitchell as middle names, as I love them... though I assume they are honoring (but cool if not).
I LOVE the name Bianca, and Marian for that matter. Not totally sure they pair up well, but I am thrilled to see them in use.
Elizabeth Holly - though the most standard of the list, is also the classiest and prettiest in my opinion. Obviously, I am always Holly-biased though.
Penny Elise is just straight up adorable. I love it.
Matilda May is cute, but a bit too alliterative to me. However, if you are going to go with a sound - this is a great choice. I think this style used to be quite common about 100 years ago in England, in which most of the girls had alliterative names or names that were the same but two variations (I.e. Amy Amelia type stuff).
Cosette and Raphael make me smile... I do hope they have some French heritage though, since both names are in-your-face Francaise. Love em though.
Estelle and Rocco is an adorable sibset. I would have liked to see more oomph in a middle than Rose, but it's a classic... so it was a pretty and safe choice.
Vienna Ivy is very cute, but it took me a second to read it. My brain kept reading Vivien Ivy, which would have been an amazing combo (imo).
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"How wonderful it is that no one need wait a single moment before starting to improve upon the world." -Ann Frank
Mama to my "bright star" Clarisse Bituin and Wife to Julius. Mahal na mahal from our little family to yours!
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