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Ava Grace - epitome of BORING!! Same goes for Isabella Rose. Just about the most predictable girl combos I can think of.
Marie Annabelle - at first glance it's boring but it's actually quite beautiful.
Julie Charlotte - the way both names have the first (of 2) syllable(s) emphasised makes the combo really choppy. Julia Charlotte works better.
Nadine Jennifer - Iagain the flow is off. Nadine is pretty
Chloe Diana - a nice mix of chirpy fluff and serious elegance.
Violet Robyn - I like the look and flow but it's too nature themed.
Poppy Delilah - too twee. I picture both as very bright-eyed "sparrow face" girls. Sort of "Manic pixie dream girl"
Destiny Louise - they just don't seem to fit together in my mind. Louise is all hoop skirts and corsets and Destiny is all lap dance and glitter.
Ayesha Eve - if I'm pronouncing Ayesha right in my head, it doesn't flow with Eve and is too rhymey.
Evelynn Jane - classically pretty in a nothing special way
Oceana Valerie - gorgeous! Would never think to put these two together but they just WORK.
Brooklyn Danielle - boring and already dated sounding.
Aya Makayla - sounds like a Sesame character on par with Abby Cadabby. Aya is confusing.
Lyndsey Matilda - oddly charming. Despite it being sort of dated and flimsy I really do like Lindsey (preferred spelling) and Matilda helps ground it.
Rachel Elizabeth - boring and expected but respectable and cross-generational.
Esmeralda Noelle - for some reason this seems overly "holiday" to me. Maybe it's just me looking too much into the literal "emerald Christmas." It's not a bad combo by any means, it just feels like a bit like a statement necklace.
Scarlette Mae - so retro chic
Amy Jodie - nah, I really dislike the rhymed endings. Neither name feels substantial enough with the other.
Willow Ingrid - lovely. Willow is such a flighty airhead, stern Ingrid reels her in nicely. The combo is like a kite.
Alexandria Harmony - unexpectedly posh and brassy.
Dawn Iris - besides being too naturey it's too short- runs together.
Adelynn Mya - it's pretty. Nothing much to say.
Marie Annabelle - at first glance it's boring but it's actually quite beautiful.
Julie Charlotte - the way both names have the first (of 2) syllable(s) emphasised makes the combo really choppy. Julia Charlotte works better.
Nadine Jennifer - Iagain the flow is off. Nadine is pretty
Chloe Diana - a nice mix of chirpy fluff and serious elegance.
Violet Robyn - I like the look and flow but it's too nature themed.
Poppy Delilah - too twee. I picture both as very bright-eyed "sparrow face" girls. Sort of "Manic pixie dream girl"
Destiny Louise - they just don't seem to fit together in my mind. Louise is all hoop skirts and corsets and Destiny is all lap dance and glitter.
Ayesha Eve - if I'm pronouncing Ayesha right in my head, it doesn't flow with Eve and is too rhymey.
Evelynn Jane - classically pretty in a nothing special way
Oceana Valerie - gorgeous! Would never think to put these two together but they just WORK.
Brooklyn Danielle - boring and already dated sounding.
Aya Makayla - sounds like a Sesame character on par with Abby Cadabby. Aya is confusing.
Lyndsey Matilda - oddly charming. Despite it being sort of dated and flimsy I really do like Lindsey (preferred spelling) and Matilda helps ground it.
Rachel Elizabeth - boring and expected but respectable and cross-generational.
Esmeralda Noelle - for some reason this seems overly "holiday" to me. Maybe it's just me looking too much into the literal "emerald Christmas." It's not a bad combo by any means, it just feels like a bit like a statement necklace.
Scarlette Mae - so retro chic
Amy Jodie - nah, I really dislike the rhymed endings. Neither name feels substantial enough with the other.
Willow Ingrid - lovely. Willow is such a flighty airhead, stern Ingrid reels her in nicely. The combo is like a kite.
Alexandria Harmony - unexpectedly posh and brassy.
Dawn Iris - besides being too naturey it's too short- runs together.
Adelynn Mya - it's pretty. Nothing much to say.
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