Edie Clementine

[BettyButterknife]

I really like the combination, but do you think these names work together?

[MrsVik]

I think they sound good together

[MamaLazarou]

The nicest name I have heard on mumsnet for a long time.

Two thumbs up from MamaLazarou!

[andlipsticktoo]

My favourite girl's names! Love love love.

[TwentiethCenturyHeffa]

Gorgeous names

[Wilsybear]

I love both these names and they were on my list for a girl. DH disagreed however . They do go well together.

[KERALA1]

Both lovely though personally would put them the other way round

[BettyButterknife]

Wow! What a great response. Thanks everyone.

Was toying with them the other way round, Kerala1, but our surname is a noun and there's something about two nouns together that I find a bit difficult. Shame, really, as most of the girl's names I like are nouns!

[SausageRocket]

cute, unusual but not too whacky

[Initio]

Love it.

[BonjourIvresse]

I think its lovely, but would use a full name and shorten it to Edie, like Edith for example. Edie doesn't pass the prime minister test on its own.

[wasabipeanut]

I love it - would use something like this myself if my DH was a little less boring conventional in his name tastes!

[malung]

Agree with Keralai, Clementine Edie sounds lovely. There are 3 Edies in my DC's school.

[Jamieandhismagictorch]

Like it a lot. Edie is a great first name

[GossipMonger]

Tis fab!

Unusual but not too wacky.

I think Edie stands as a name in it's own right so dont think you need Edith.

[fiestabelle]

Love it, I always do the "age" test, ie can I imagine a baby, toddler, young girl, teen, adult, and I think Edie Clementine would suit all ages. Some names are lovely on babies and young children but dont sound right on a grown woman.