SiL baby girls name

I like it but Cassie just sounds too like Gassy to me and makes the sound of the name unpleasant to me.

All the Cassandras I know have ended up being called Cassie even if they didn’t want to be

I wouldn’t choose in case no one ever believed her warnings

But it’s classic and pretty, and Cassie is a cute NN. And I love that it’s so rarely used without trying hard to be original. So overall, thumbs up

It's ok. Not my choice but it's an old, old name and I know one who is really nice.
Cass, Cassie, Sandy...

I actually like it. It sounds very classy.

I like it but it often gets shortened to Sandra / Cass etc.

Sounds fine to me.

It's your niece's name, so I'd suggest you like it.

I like it, but prefer it shortened to Cass.

Awful.
Cassie would be ok as a stand alone name but no to Cassandra.
Sounds dated too. Early 90s.

Nice, but too doom-laden for me personally.
I like Cassie for short.

I like it, normal name, Great mythology

I hate it but I love Cassia

Not a fan at all, very old fashioned

I knew a little girl-
Cassandra Suzanne-

I thought it was pretty.

Cassia is nicer.

OP Here's the story of the famous ancient Cassandra. It's at least 2500 years old. She was a princess and a foreteller of the future. Alas, no-one believed her. Her story shows one form of female power, but is not particularly happy.
www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus:text:1999.04.0104:entry=cassandra-bio-1

Dated and not a nice name

Dislike it but like Cassia

I like it a lot. Ancient Greek. Lot of history and culture and myth behind it.

I like it, although prefer Cassidy personally.

I think it's a decent, classical name which had not been not too overused. I wouldn't rave about it, but there's nothing I'd think detrimental about it either.

Cassia? Why would anyone call their child after a plant known for its laxative properties. BIt like calling her Exlax.

Love it, but I do adore the old Grecian names.

It sounds like a good name for a psychic, because of how in Greek mythology Cassandra is a prophetess. Reminds me of a children's TV programme in the 1980s called The Haunting Of Cassandra Palmer; the character called that was the daughter of a medium and dreamed of being a world famous medium when she grew up.