@mimimoo92:
[name_f]Bonnie[/name_f]: I love this name and its meaning (“pretty”). It’s cute, but perfectly acceptable for an adult.
[name_u]Oakley[/name_u]: not for me, but I appreciate that there’s some history behind it and that it relates to a cool tree.
[name_f]Willow[/name_f]: this name sounds beautiful and is the word for one hell of a tree. Splendid.
[name_u]Indigo[/name_u]: I don’t quite like the sound of this name.
[name_u]Ellery[/name_u]: Apparently related to [name_u]Hilary[/name_u] (“hilarious”), but it sounds rather made up to me. Like a fancier, home-made version of [name_f]Ellen[/name_f] or [name_f]Ella[/name_f].
Boys;
[name_m]Lorcan[/name_m]: I have mixed feelings about this. It sounds pretty cool, but also like it could be a medication?
[name_m]Knox[/name_m]: I don’t really like surnames for names and it reminds me of [name_m]John[/name_m] [name_m]Knox[/name_m]. Which is fine if you are a fan of his.
[name_u]Arlo[/name_u]: Probably my least favorite on your list. Too trendy, with vague origins. I don’t really care for the sound or the look of it. Sorry!
[name_m]Wyatt[/name_m]: It’s a bit quirky, but also familiar. Not my personal style, but a nice enough name.
[name_m]Fletcher[/name_m]: Occupational names are not my thing. I do like the sound and look of [name_m]Fletcher[/name_m], though!
@tranquilstars:
Little Lambs
Lucy Marigold: very pretty combo. Soft and elegant, with Marigold being extravagant and Lucy bringing some nuance.
Evangeline Cora: I love both of these, especially Cora. And it has the same effect as Lucy Marigold where it’s beautiful but humble in a way.
Winifred Bea: I am not crazy about Bea, or any of its other forms (Beatrix, Beatrice). Winifred is okay, but the “Fred” part is so masculine to me.
Matilda Jane: I like Matilda, but think Jane is way too dull. It’s nice enough, but not very special.
Clara Sophie: I like Sophie, but prefer Claire over Clara.
Josephine Eva: Not a fan of Josephine, because I focus on the “Joseph” part, which is masculine. I also don’t really like how it sounds. Eva is okay, but rather mundane.
Olive Eleanor: Both of these are beautiful. Olive is very cute and pretty. Eleanor is great, with lots of nickname potential.
Thomas Avery: I like Thomas, but Avery sounds too trendy. I do like the origins of Avery, but much prefer other names that relate to elves and/or wisdom, like Alfred.
Ellis Maxwell: Ellis is cute, but I think it’s better for a girl? I guess it could work for boys too. It’s just unusual. Maxwell is not my style.
Asher Flynn: Not a fan of either of these. They sound a bit too trendy and like last names.
Bennett August: I am not a fan of Bennett, but August/Augustus is a gorgeous name.
Truman Callum: I love Callum and I am always surprised that it’s not more popular than it is. Truman is okay, but I don’t think it’s great as a first name.
Leo Watson: Leo is nice, but I much prefer it as a nickname for something more “official” like Leopold. Not a fan of Watson.
Henry Sawyer: I prefer Henry over Sawyer, but I think Sawyer is nice too. It is one of those cases in which a last name works as a first name, imo.
Sally Coraline: Coraline is my latest obsession. A wonderful name with a hint of quirkiness. Sally is cute.
Pollyanna Maisie: I like Maisie a lot. It’s very pretty. Pollyanna is okay, but I really like the nickname Polly.
Darlene Blythe: Darlene is beautiful. It sounds strong and feminine at the same time. Blythe is not my style.
Mabel Dorothy: Mabel is a cool old people name that I’m glad to see coming back into style. Dorothy doesn’t feel quite ready for a comeback, and feels a bit precious/posh.
Ethan Wells: Not a fan of either of these, sorry. Ethan is so 90s, and Wells reminds me of Wells Fargo.
Benjamin Reeve: Benjamin is classic. I am not a fan of Reeve.
Alden Emory: I don’t really like either of those, sorry.
Truman Seth: Seth is a beautiful name and pretty timeless!