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, Jun 17 2012 08:28 AM
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Posted 17 June 2012 - 08:28 AM
the name Lola? and the combination Lola Hayden?
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Posted 17 June 2012 - 08:50 AM
I have a great-aunt named Lola. I've always imagined Lola as a rather dated name, though a cute NN since it's short. I also imagine girls named Lola being old fashions and stuffy 
Lola Hayden clashes a bit in my opinion. Lola is older/dated, stuffy, girly and a very different style than Hayden which is modern, unisex (though a bit more boyish) and common. But it's not awful, it could work. The more I say it, the more I can see it being used but I can't imagine a surname going with it, its one of those names that seems like it should stand alone.
No offence or anything, just my 2 cents
Lola Hayden clashes a bit in my opinion. Lola is older/dated, stuffy, girly and a very different style than Hayden which is modern, unisex (though a bit more boyish) and common. But it's not awful, it could work. The more I say it, the more I can see it being used but I can't imagine a surname going with it, its one of those names that seems like it should stand alone.
No offence or anything, just my 2 cents
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Posted 17 June 2012 - 03:04 PM
I agree, Lola Hayden does seem to clash a bit stylistically. I think the flow is nice though.
I've never been crazy about Lola... it seems more like a nickname in itself to me, personally. I think it's very pretty though. Lola Hayden is a lovely combo.
I've never been crazy about Lola... it seems more like a nickname in itself to me, personally. I think it's very pretty though. Lola Hayden is a lovely combo.
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Posted 17 June 2012 - 06:53 PM
I love Lola! It's so short and sweet! ♥
I'm a little iffy on the combo Lola Hayden though...I agree that the two seem to clash a bit. :/
How about...
Lola Ryan
Lola Rae
Lola Riley
Lola Avery
Lola Peyton
Lola Dylan ♥
Lola Bailey
Lola Paige
Lola Blake
Lola Cameron
Lola Parker
Lola Mackynzie
Lola Morgan
Lola Reese
Lola Aubrey
Lola Christian
Lola Skylar
Hope I could help!
I'm a little iffy on the combo Lola Hayden though...I agree that the two seem to clash a bit. :/
How about...
Lola Ryan
Lola Rae
Lola Riley
Lola Avery
Lola Peyton
Lola Dylan ♥
Lola Bailey
Lola Paige
Lola Blake
Lola Cameron
Lola Parker
Lola Mackynzie
Lola Morgan
Lola Reese
Lola Aubrey
Lola Christian
Lola Skylar
Hope I could help!
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Posted 18 June 2012 - 08:16 AM
Lola seems to have caught my attention out of nowhere 
I used Hayden because we had thought about using Hayden for Hayleigh, but my sister in law's son is Jayden. I just don't want to hear her ignorant mouth 
and I absolutely adore Lola Skylar !
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Posted 20 June 2012 - 08:19 PM
LOVE Lola Hayden!!!
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 11:38 AM
Thanks! 
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 03:15 PM
I had a great-grandmother named Lola and she was quite the spirited woman and we were really close. So when I hear the name, I have high expectations of the person having spunk. On it's own with the right middle name it works, but Hayden to me is bit to "trendy" and to much of a different style that it clashes. I think Hayden as a middle name tends to overpower the softer Lola.
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