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Asher and Willow.

This message was edited 3/28/2017, 6:45 AM

Linus and Cecilia

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Theme: Music
Cecilia is the patron saint of music and Linus was the music teacher of Hercules.

My DH admitted to me that he likes floral/bird names. So, just for fun, I'll try to stick to that.

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Marigold Linnet and Valerian Callum

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Evander and Sarah.

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Evander means "gentle man" and Sarah means "lady". I sure wouldn't really use Sarah because of its popularity, but objectively speaking I like it, and I love Evander.

If I went full Ancient Greek GP (with honouring MNs) I'd go for

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Artemis Maria Chantal
Apollo Johan Marcus

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but I feel like I couldn't do that to my children, so I'd probably go for something like

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Briseis Maria Chantal
Evander Johan Marcus

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keeping the Greek mythology with honouring MNs theme.

I have tons of answers for this because theming is my favorite type of naming for twins.

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I am especially fond of anagrams.

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So, today let's go with...

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Blaise and Isabel

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Contenders:
Nerida and Adrien
Jason and Sonja
Arnie and Reina
Liesl and Ellis

Jadzia Virginia and Dax Washington

Thor and Embla (norse mythology)

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Alexander and Selene (greek mythology)

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But in the greek one I could also go for Irene, Iris or Thalia for a girl. That one is a tough choise for me.

Theodore and Emmeline. They are both from Harry Potter and they are both 8 letters long. I'd be fine with Théodore and Émeline as well, that way both of them would be French, too.

Sylvie & Grover. Tree theme.

Super matchy:
Lavender Athena Wren & Lysander Alaric Wolf

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Reasonable:
Lilac Ariadne Imogen & Indigo Amadeus Luka

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Better:
Pandora Valencia Fae & Ptolemy Lysander Albert

Angus Archibald Patrick
And
Elspeth Evelyn Phoebe

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So Scottish first names, alliteration with first name and first middle and second midfles starting with the same letter

Isaac Reuben and Eve Raven

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Both first names have verb meanings; "to laugh" and "to live" respectively. Both middle names begin with 'R', are 2 syllables and end with 'n'.

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I would either choose a plant/ nature theme or a mythology/ folklore figure theme or an astrological theme. The easiest theme is family member/ ancestor names only. Although the actual easiest theme is being named for famous historical figures.

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If my husband loved the name Hazel I'd easily decide on Hazel and Rowan.

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Hazel Marian and Rowan Arthur or Rowan Gareth. Or Hazel Artemis and Rowan Gareth. Now the theme is Nature names for the first name and mythology/ folklore for the middle.

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I'm really into old Norse names at the moment so that would be my theme.

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Eira and Tyr
or
Eira and Frej.

Cassiopeia (nick-name Cassey / Casey) for a boy - I understand this may consist of a conventional gender switch

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Penelope for a girl

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I use the Greek name theme - from my response to LiaMaria's wonderful "Vowels or Consonants" post nearly a year prior.

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Alistair and Ariadne. / A&A

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or

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Rosemary and Yarrow / garden

Today the theme is about writing, speaking, performing, etc.

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Loose interpretations of the meanings, but gonna go with...

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Eulalia and Gilbert. Eulie and Gil.

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I also thought about going with Verna and Pascal for a spring theme.

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Jethra Saturnine & Cassander Agathon

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(feminine forms of male names + masculine forms of female names)

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First names: herbs
Middle names: Roosevelts

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Basil Theodore
Rosemary Eleanor

My theme would probably be from The Chipmunks (80's version, I haven't seen the new stuff) and I would have Eleanor & Theodore. If I am also picking themed middle names they would be trees. So I would have:

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Eleanor Willow & Theodore Birch

The first thing that came to mind: Iris and Murdoch (Iris Murdoch), but Iris sounds bad with my surname, so...

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Fern Isidora and Fabian Isaac (five syllables, intials are FI, plant related: fern and "bean")

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Fear and Panic!

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Haha.

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Today has TONS of Aries energy! Let's go for a bright flavor. Why do I think Arthur is so bright?

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Zelda Resplendence and Arthur Emerald

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Tempted to try to use Drake because of Dragon, but I'm just not feeling it today. As a middle to Arthur, especially, it makes the thing sound comically English.

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edit: OOH I like better that there be a theme. Let's find something nice. Umm.

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Zelda Resplendence and Zimri Paradise.

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Matching 5 letter Z names and a fanciful word middle name.

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girl-Robyn
boy-Perigrine(possibly spelled wrong).

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bird theme.

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Literature Theme
Sherlock Arthur and Ophelia Layla
Or
Celia Beatrix and Caspian Alfred

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Please Vote PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/151224

Well with no themes i thought of Elah Lawrence and Ophelia Lillian.

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Theme of Irish names i would choose Rowan Orlaith and Odhran Ciar

Agatha Daisy and Rupert Hawthorn

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First names have the same number of letters and middle names are nature names.

This maybe cheating, but I have characters named Hyperion and Halcyon, who are princes and princess and twins!

Rosa Ariadne & Maxwell Icarus

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First names are minor planets and middle names are from Greek mythology.

Lance Alexander and Helen Guinevere

Mine would be.

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Lincoln and Lyra

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Cheesy sounding ones would be

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Baylor (M) and Saylor (F)

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or

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Anakin and Leia (Lol!)

River and Brooke