Alternatives to Greyson

[name]Hi[/name] berries, I am here looking for some ideas.
I like the nickname [name]Grey[/name] for a boy but I can’t find a full name I like for it. [name]Greyson[/name] is not my cup of tea, [name]Greydon[/name] is too out there for me and therefore I am quite desperated.
I would like something more classic and less trendy - I thought of [name]Gregory[/name] but not sure if it’s THE one. [name]Do[/name] you think there are any other named that can be shortened to [name]Grey[/name]? A bit of stretch is not a issue, thank you.

[name]Hi[/name]!
I love the nickname [name]Grey[/name].
Well I recently heard the name Grayer, pronounced like [name]Greer[/name], on a little boy. I liked it a lot. Really cute.
Also you could consider a name like [name]Greg[/name]/[name]Gregor[/name]/[name]Gregory[/name] and the nickname could still work.
Or even use [name]Grey[/name] as a middle name? I know a few people that go by their middle name.
[name]Hope[/name] this helps!

I think [name]Gregor[/name] is really nice. Bit more modern than [name]Gregory[/name].

I also think you could use [name]Graham[/name] nn [name]Gray[/name]. There’s also [name]Grady[/name] or [name]Grant[/name].

There are other surname style names that could work with [name]Grey[/name]/[name]Gray[/name]: Grenville, Gresham, [name]Ingram[/name], etc. but [name]IMO[/name] those are worse than [name]Greyson[/name].

I’ve met a couple little boys whose full name is [name]Grey[/name]. Perhaps it can stand on its own?

[name]Geoffrey[/name] and [name]Godfrey[/name] contain [name]Grey[/name] though you don’t hear it…
[name]Grady[/name] is a sweet one.

I love [name]Gray[/name]/[name]Grey[/name]! I have [name]Grayson[/name] nn [name]Gray[/name] on my list, but half of it is because I quite adore the surname trend, and the other half is that my grandmother’s MN is [name]Grace[/name], so [name]Grayson[/name] is for her. I can’t really think of anything else that hasn’t been mentioned–Grayer, [name]Graham[/name], [name]Grant[/name], etc. Although I’ve always heard Grayer said like the word “grayer” (gray-er), not like [name]Greer[/name].

[name]Gregory[/name] or [name]Gregory[/name] is nice. I also like Gratien(gray-shian) with nickname [name]Grey[/name].

Are you opposed to naming him [name]Grey[/name]? I think it stands fine on its own.

I also think [name]Grey[/name] could stand on it’s own. I knew a [name]Graham[/name] nn [name]Gray[/name].