If I like Heather and Harriet...

[nutellawithbananas]

... but other half doesn't then we need some alternatives. Can MN help?

To go along with our unique surname we ideally need a long name - 2 or 3 syllables.
Also it sounds better if the name has a 'hard' sound at the end like the names above (rather than a 'soft' ending like Sophie, Poppy, Verity which just sound silly with our surname)

Can you chuck some names at me?

[Bowlersarm]

Hazel, Jasmine, Jemima, Annabel, Isabel, Sophia.

[MsCoconut]

Off the top my head:
Hannah
Juliet
Charlotte
Erin

[BucketFullOfDinosaurs]

Imogen

[fionadal]

Hester
Esther
Megan
Bethan
Henrietta
Alice
Katherine
Clover
Tamsin

[nutellawithbananas]

Ooh definitely some new ones I like there.
Am going to try the DP with Jasmine, Charlotte and Bethan...
I love Hannah also but a new cousin has just got that name.
Is it weird that all my favourites all start with H!

[timelyreminder]

Louise
Emmeline
Iris
Miriam
Julianne
Grace
Christine
Robyn
Niamh
Karen
Arwen
Susan
Scarlett
Florence
Violet
Amber
Frances
Pearl
Rachel

[ButterflyOfFreedom]

Kirsten

[wizzler]

Madeleine, Imogen, Juliet

[BlueChampagne]

Another vote for Juliet and Rachel.

How about Meredith, Rhiannon, Judith, Carys or Rosanne?

[lottiesatitagain]

Vivienne
Alice
Elodie

[almapudden]

Ugh my name is Heather and I hate it. Sounds like a middle-aged soccer mom from Wisconsin.

[SoMuchToBits]

I'm another Heather and hate it! But you might like Hazel. Hester, Henrietta, Hayley, Hannah, Hilary, Helen, Hebe, Honor etc...

[nutellawithbananas]

So there was a screwed up face over jasmine and bethan, but Charlotte is a maybe...
but on the new names i love madeleine so going to try that, mulling over Rachel as well - nice name but feels a bit 80's!
there are some really nice suggestions but do you find you are put off because of a person you know in real life?

[Chancewouldbefinething]

Scarlett
Imogen
Ingrid
Astrid
Matilde

[ThisFenceIsComfy]

Theresa
Deborah

[ThisFenceIsComfy]

Alexa