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I like this name. It's interesting and cool in my opinion. I really like the nickname Larry.
Lawrence is the name of the soul/pop band based out of New York. Clyde and Gracie Lawrence are siblings and the lead performers of the 8 person band.
Lawrence? More like "rinsed lawn"! So don't even think about it.
Very handsome name for a wise, elderly man.
My personal thoughts on Lawrence are that it is a fine name that is not as common as it might have been some eighty years ago. Granted it is rather soft in sound, but has a good ring to it that I really enjoy hearing. :)
Lawrence Welk (March 11, 1903 – May 17, 1992)
An American band leader, accordionist and television host of the tv program, "The Lawrence Welk Show", which ran from 1951-1982. Mr. Lawrence Welk was best known by both fans and critics for his performance of "Champagne Music".
Sammy Lawrence is a character in Bendy and the Ink Machine.
Another fictional bearer is Lawrence Dooley the keyboard player from School of Rock (2003) played by Robert Tsai.
T.E Lawrence A.K.A Lawrence of Arabia.
I like it! I love the nickname Laurie because of Little Women so I think it’s cute :)
This name was ruined for those of us in generation x that grew up watching Three's Company, with the sleazy character Larry, as well as the popular early video game, Leisure Suit Larry. It turned into a joke. It’s my name but I haven’t used it in years.
One amazing author who bears the name Lawrence is Lawrence Durrell.
I’m a girl and my name is Lawrence. At first I didn’t like my name because everyone always mistook me for a boy. I have a feminine middle name though. I’m Lawrence Julia! Julia is my grandmother’s first name. My mom loves boy names on girls, but only as first names and not for middle names, and she would treat girls more like girly girls with boyish names as I was a girly princess at age 1. Boy names on girls that are unique for girls should only be used for girls when paired with a trendy girl's name like Sophia. I love my name now, because it’s uncommon for a girl and I like how my middle name is a trendy girl’s name. I’ve only met boys with my name, no girls! Well to be honest, Lawrence is not suitable for a boy at all! It’s so pretty and girly. Girls must stick together! I don’t even like when boys are named Michael as it’s so unique for a girl, though I would hate to see a boy named Sophia as it’s actually not unique for a boy. I don’t know any name that I like for a boy since boys suck and girls rule! I hope I have a girl! I want to name her Mason Ava:)
That's a ridiculous argument. You are basically saying that girls should always be given boys names and boys shouldn't be given names at all, which is not true. Lawrence is a very masculine name and I cannot picture it on a girl. I can't see the name Larry on a girl either. There are girls that suck and boys that rule too, you know?
In 2018, 58 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Lawrence who is registered male with the Social Security Administration. It is the 163rd most common male first name for living U.S. citizens.
I never did like this name. As a first name, it's too old fashioned. As a last name, it's too common.
My name is Lawrence and as you can read by my name I'm Lawrence, but a girl which is true and I'm proud of having that name.
Lawrence Kiyoshi Shinoda was a noted American automotive designer who was best known for his work on the Chevrolet Corvette and Ford Mustang. He was born in Los Angeles, California to parents who were both Japanese immigrants: Kiyoshi Shinoda arrived in the US when he was 12, and Hide Watanabe when she was 1. Larry had a sister, Grace, that was six years older than him, who was also artistically inclined. He grew up in Southern California where he started developing his artistic talents in grade school. Kiyoshi died when Larry was 12. He was interned with his sister, mother, uncle, two aunts and a grandmother by the U.S. government during WW II under U.S. Executive Order 9066 into a "War Relocation Camp" at Manzanar, California.
It would be interesting to know if the Lawrence family got our coat of arms before or, after St. George.
Nobody mentioned friar Lawrence from Romeo and Juliet?
I like the name Lawrence... but hate the nickname Larry. Lawrence is a nice name. A nickname would not do it justice.
It reminds me of lawyers, which is not a bad assosciation.
Lawrence Alloway (1926-1990) was a British critic and curator who coined the term 'Pop art'.Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (1836-1912) was a Dutch-born painter who lived in London. He became a knight.
The lead singer of the '80s English band Felt is called Lawrence. He never uses any other name in production credits, though his surname is Hayward. Because of this, this name always reminds me very strongly of him.
A famous bearer is retired American Hall of Fame football player Lawrence Taylor (born February 4, 1959), playing his entire careers as a linebacker for the New York Giants in the National Football League. He's a two-time Super Bowl champion as well.
Lawrence is a nice name, but I prefer (love) the spelling Laurence.
Famous bearer: England rugby player Lawrence Dallaglio.
Famous bearer: Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, Union Civil War colonel of the 20th Maine Regment.
I've always pronounced it LAW-rents. Never heard of LO-rents. [noted -ed]
I think Lawrence is a strong, masculine name.
Lawrence is, like the name Olivia, derived from the laurel tree, and can either mean "symbol of peace" or "laurel bearer".

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