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#1 Remy Hadley

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Posted 03 August 2015 - 03:35 PM

I'm interested in a few names, would love opinions!

Lavinia. Thoughts? I used to hate it but it's caught my eye. Would Lola work as a nick name?

Delphia/ Delphine. I like Delphine, but I saw Delphia on a name announcement and I'm in love! Thoughts? I am thinking the nick name Della would be cute, maybe Fi/Fifi. If not, what about Delphine? Too French?

Magnolia. Too childish? Too odd? Would it work in real life? I think of nn Nola would be cute.

I'm adoring Octavia again. I had it as a fist name with nick names Tae or Vivi as options. Now I'm thinking maybe a middle name, though I'm not set on either way. Delphine Octavia, Harlow Octavia, Phoebe Octavia...

This is my girls list now:
Mabel Riley
Sylvie Indigo
Elodie Scout

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Posted 04 August 2015 - 09:43 AM

Lavinia is really pretty, uncommon but not too out there and it still has a sort of classic feel. I think Lola works just fine as a nickname, but I think Vinnie would be really cute too.

 

Delphia and Delphine are charming, but I'm not sure that I like the "elf" sound in them. I don't think Delphine sounds too French, and I really like -phine/phina names, but Delphine reminds me a little too much of 'dolphin'. I've never heard Delphia before, but I like it a little better than Delphine. Della is a super cute nickname (Delly would be cute too).

 

Magnolia is a GP of mine. I don't think it seems too childish--it's really not all that different from Lily, which just happens to be more common. Nola is cute. Other nickname possibilities include Maggie or Lia, both of which I like.

 

Octavia is a name that has grown on me since watching The 100, but it's another GP. I think it would make a lovely middle, but it could also work as a first. Via is another cute nickname idea (that's what I love about long names, there are so many nicknames to choose from). Phoebe Octavia is gorgeous! 

 

Mabel Riley is cute, but neither name is really my favorite. I feel like Mabel and Riley have different styles, and the L's clash a teeny bit, but it's still a nice combo.

 

Sylvie Indigo isn't really my style. It has a great flow, but I'm just not a fan of either name. 

 

Elodie Scout is not really for me either. I've never particularly liked Scout, and Elodie is cute but I prefer Melody.



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Posted 04 August 2015 - 09:45 AM

I'm personally not a fan of Lavinia, but I do think it's a nice name that deserves a comeback.  Lola is a bit of a stretch, but I think it works as a nickname.

 

Personally, Delphia and Delphine make me think dolphin  :lol: but I think they're useable with the nicknames Della or Fifi.  I particularly like Della!

 

I don't think Magnolia is too childish.  It's unconventional but not too "out there," if you know what I mean.  I think the nickname Nola makes it more useable anyway.

 

I think Tae and Vivi are cute nicknames for Octavia.  I particularly love Phoebe Octavia!  :wub:






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