I really love this name, especially the way it is pronounced. A beautiful name and it's not way too childish.

Wow, I think this spelling looks really, really weird. I don't think I like it.

I think it's better spelt Margorie. And a cool nickname is Margie rather than Marge. I love this name.

Margery Williams was a British (and later American) children's author. Her most famous work was The Velveteen Rabbit.

Really cute and cheeky and can suit any age.

It makes me think of margarine, so it's one of those names that gives a rather greasy impression.

I've grown fond of Margery. It's a good, less common alternative to the similar-sounding Margaret -- a name which (in my opinion) is decent, but rather bland. I also like it far better than Margorie or Marjorie, which definitely carry an old-lady vibe.

For me, Margery brings to mind a youthful, astute young lady; however, it's also appropriate for someone older.

A famous Margery was Margery Kempe, a 14th and 15th century English woman who wrote "The Book of Margery Kempe" about her life. It is considered the first autobiography in the English language.