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Odd.
I like this name, but it would be a little awkward….
Pretty awkward in English speaking countries.
Who is the Bride? Me?
This is one of the many names that would be absolutely fine if not for the English language.
I think this is a decent name, but I wouldn't work as a name in English speaking countries.
This looks ridiculous as a name. It will result in a lot of jokes about getting married.
I love this name, when said the Irish way (BREE-jə). (I really wouldn't like it if someone mispronounced it as "Bride" though.) Bríde sounds lovely, homely and traditional. I also think Bríd is pretty, but it's rather drab. Bríde is more interesting. It would make a nice change from the rather mundane Bridget. Don't get me wrong - I like Bridget as well but it's way too common. Bríde would be a lovely alternative.
Here comes the bride, all dressed in WHITE!
It's pronounced "BREE-jah," a pronunciation which helps relate it to the modern form, Bridget.
A bride is just a woman getting married.
The heroine of the Sherrilyn Kenyon book "Night Play" is also named Bride and she is a young Irish-American woman.
A Scottish form of Brighid, taken from the original Scottish Gaelic "Brìghde" (BREE-ja).

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