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Edith Josephine is very serious, very formal, but in a very good way. I LOVE Edie. In fact it is the one thing that would make me name my daughter Edith. I like Edith, it is soft and old-schooled, but Edie really does it for me.

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Adeline Isabel feels clunky in comparision to Edith Josephine. Edith Josephine has this seamless flow.

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In all fairness, I really don't like Adeline. I much prefer Adelaide, but I don't really think it works here.

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Alice Isabel?
Cora Adeline?

Edith Josephine -- Sorry, I'm not a fan of either, however, the nn Edie is sweet.

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Adeline Isabel -- I don't love the flow (both have three syllables with the stress on the first syllable). I do like both names yet would rather see the French Isabelle spelling paired with the equally French Adeline. Of the two combos, I easily prefer this one.

Edith Josephine is nice, very Downton Abbey. I'm not a huge fan of Edith, but Edie is a cute nn.

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To me, Adeline Isabel doesn't flow. I love both names individually, though. I think I'd prefer Ada Isabel or Adeline... Adeline Belle? Adeline Iris? I dunno.

Edith is a cute, old fashioned name that doesn't need a nickname. Josephine is what makes it sound harsh; I'd look for a different middle and drop Edie. Adeline Isabel is cute although I like Isabelle better. It just looks more complete than Isabel.

I think Edith Josephine is really nice! I don't think it's too serious, but then, I tend to like names that, upon reflection, may be considered serious names.

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As another poster said, Add-uh-line Isabel is works. I think it's great. It doesn't sound right with the other pronunciations though.

I really like Edith nn Edie and alone do not feel it is too serious, however Josephine does feel a really serious name and even Edie Josephine sounds that way. I'd keep Edith nn Edith for change Josephine. Edith Joanna / Johanna?

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Adeline also feels seriously so definitely don't go with Adeline Josephine :)

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I like Isabel, but much prefer Isobel. Isobel Adeline would be better, Isobel Adelaide would be beautiful

I'm not a fan of either Edith or Josephine, but I think the combo works. I'd definitely be using the nn Edie to lighten it, but it flows well.

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As for Adeline Isabel, I'm not sure. It very much depends on your pronounciation of Adeline. If it's -line, I like the combo. If it's -lyn or -leen, I really don't think it does work and I'd look for something else.

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I love Adeline with all the pronounciations, and Isabel is my favourite version of that group of names.

Edith Josephine is classic and lovely and I adore the name Edie, whether it's a full name or a nn.

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Adeline Isabel is lovely too and the nn Addy could be cute, maybe.

The first and I guess only Edith I think of is Edith Bunker, so I guess I don't really see the name as serious to begin with. Edie I actually see as more serious, since it's the name of Magneto's mother who was shot in the face in front of him in a concentration camp.

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I like both Joesphine and Isabel, but I've never been a fan of Adeline.

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As a combo, I think Edith Josephine is quite nice.