Baby Name Poll Results

I’ll be honest - Katherine Cecily isn’t my favorite combination .. I find it slightly offputting.

However, all of the first names you picked are lovely, feminine names .. therefore, I would pick a middle name that connects the prettiness of Katherine, Catherine, and Cassandra to the well-rounded name Jordan.

First, we have:
Catherine Alexa Jordan
Catherine Ava Jordan
or, for a break from the ’A’ trend,
Catherine Delilah Jordan

Then (my favorite firstie from above!):
Cassandra Ruby Jordan
Cassandra Hailey Jordan
and
Cassandra Dana Jordan

And, of course:
Katherine Vanessa Jordan (for a broad mix)
Katherine Cora Jordan
Katherine Annette Jordan
and
Katherine Cassidy Jordan


Hope I helped. :)

Oh, and I almost forgot your mention of the name Casey.

I personally love the idea of using Casey as a first name, and I believe with the right middle name you’ll feel the ’fullness’ of it shining through. :)

Let me run through some suggestions for you, my dear:

Casey Tiffany Jordan
Casey Diana Jordan
Casey Cameron Jordan
Casey Anna Jordan
Casey Amari Jordan
Casey Theresa Jordan
Casey Jayden Jordan
Casey Mariah Jordan

And honestly? Using Katherine, Catherine, or Cassandra (or Cassidy) as a middle name for Casey is cute, playful, and could help settle your dispute.

I hope you find the right name! :)

These are my ideas for a longer name with nn Casey:

Calista
Clarissa or Carissa
Carsyn
Cassidy
Charisma
Cassia
Kaydence
Kaysee

Katherine Cecily is cool because you can use her intials as her nn.

Here are a few more K and C names

Kate Christina
Kirstin Calista
Kristin Cecily
Karen Christine
Kaley Calista
Kaley Christina

Best wishes:)

How is Molly not a "full name". That’s like saying Mary, Karen, Joan, Alice, etc. aren’t full names. I’ve never understood that whole "full name" thing, or the "a name they can grow into". HUH???

Katherine = Casey?? How does that work? I like Casey on it’s own, I dont’ think it needs a longer name.

Casey may not be an intuitive nickname for Katherine, but what does it matter? Nicknames don’t have to come from the actual name. I don’t see why a Katherine couldn’t be called Casey. It’s shortened to Katie and Kathy, so Casey really isn’t that much of a stretch.

Most nicknames are intuitive anyway. Jack is a nn for John, Molly is a nn for Mary, Meg is a nn for Margaret. Therefore, I don’t see why Casey can’t be a nn for Catherine/Katherine.