Rose [name_u]Endellion[/name_u].
I’m loving this combo lately but I also want to hear your honest opinion on it.
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If you request on my aesthetic thread I can do a visual interpretation with pictures!
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I get pink and sparkly imagery. It’s a rich and pretty name
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I don’t get the appeal (or pronunciation 
) of [name_u]Endellion[/name_u]. I just think of Dandylions lol. But it sounds nicely botanical to me.
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Ooh, [name_u]Endellion[/name_u] feels gold to me. So [name_f]Rose[/name_f] [name_u]Endellion[/name_u] is a rose gold type of color, or literally roses and old gold metal. It’s a strong, solid feeling name, but not un-feminine.
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Rose always gives me soft dusty pink, like dried rose petals, rather than fresh red roses. [name_u]Endellion[/name_u] feels very green, that light springy shade, and gives me curlicue shapes, like vines or fiddlehead ferns. With the pair, I get more specific imagery: a sort of crumbly ruin of what used to be an old manor house, with cream-colored stone columns twined around by climbing roses, the kind with the curling twisty vines. I think it’s a gorgeous and unexpected combination!
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it makes me think of pink lemonade and picnics in a flowery field. I’ve actually been to [name_m]Saint[/name_m] [name_u]Endellion[/name_u], the village, in Cornwall so anytime i hear it as a name I picture the place itself, which is beautiful 
Pink, frilly, lacy.
Picnic on a summer day vibe. [name_u]Light[/name_u] breeze, spring blossoms, general cheer and low-key fun.
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I think of dandelions too! I thought I would be alone on that but it was previously mentioned! I am not familiar with [name_u]Endellion[/name_u] and it seems hard to pronounce if I’m being honest! But it sounds like it means something paired with [name_f]Rose[/name_f] so if it has significance to you that’s awesome!
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I love it, one of my favourites! I see an old gothic chapel with bells ringing and a garden of red roses surrounding it🌹
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