Hamish and...

[Cami12]

Which girls name do you like best;

Hamish and Sophie
Hamish and Iris
Hamish and Nancy
or
Hamish and Clementine?

[Jessbow]

Clementine.

[MrsCaecilius]

Iris

[BlueChampagne]

Nancy

[bombayflambe]

none of the above, especially not Clementine.
Fiona, Erin, Catriona,

[GoldPlatedBacon]

Sophie

[WankersHacksandThieves]

From your options probably Nancy.

But in reality, Mairi, Lorna, Kirsten or Ailsa. :)

[PartyRockkk]

Sophie

[Cami12]

bombayflambe, my name is Catriona (circa early 80's) and my mother's friends are Fionas. Erin is nice though, although we know a few toddler Erins already.

[Scribblegirl]

I love Iris and Nancy.

First name that came to mind for me was Hamish & Olivia.

[Maverick66]

Nancy or what about Nora?

[BellaMoo]

Nancy

[Flanderspigeonmurderer]

Sophie

[Jessbow]

I tried saying the names, '........'these are my children Hamish and Iris'' and Iris kept slipping out as 'Irish'

[ThoraGruntwhistle]

Sophie

[Sophronia]

Clementine

[LotsofDots]

Nancy. Definitely.

[PaintedDrivesAndPolishedGrass]

Lexi

[Alohamora]

What about Eilidh?

[avocadosweet]

Elspeth!

[bombayflambe]

Nancy is a diminutive of Mary though. Which may not fit with your family.

Eilidh is lovely and not overused at the moment.
Kirsty if you don't like Kerstin above.
Morag sounds great with Hamish but is perhaps too much of a statement...or perhaps not?

[WankersHacksandThieves]

Nancy is a diminutive of Anne I think, it doesn't have anything to do with Mary as far as I am aware.

I like Kirsty too.

Eilidhs (and Ellies etc) are ten a penny round me so I think like a lot of names they can be very regional. I know they are pronounced differently by the way but depending on the accent it isn't enough to differentiate imo.

[DerelictMyBalls]

Flora! Hamish and Flora. Go on.

[Cami12]

If we chose Nancy it would be after my grandma whose full name was Agnes, so nothing to do with Mary. ?
Kirsty is a definite no. I do like Hamish and Flora though, thanks Derelict!

[Iguessyourestuckwithme]

I know a Hamish and Rosie, aswell as a Hamish and Iona

[LotsofDots]

I have a close older relative who is a Nancy, I discovered a couple of years ago that she is actually named Agnes. I had no idea.