Archie

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Wherethereshope · 15/11/2020 03:39

I really like the name Archie but opinions please..

Does it work as an adult name

Is it too popular with Megan and Harrys son

Thanks 😊

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IHateCoronavirus · 15/11/2020 04:32

There are lots Archies around aged 11 and under. As long as you are happy with that go for it.

Aquamarine1029 · 15/11/2020 04:31

Hard pass.

Topseyt · 15/11/2020 04:30

I like it and would have seriously considered it if we had had a boy, but we had three girls.

I see no problems with calling an adult Archie.

August20 · 15/11/2020 03:53

I would avoid. It's not 'classic' like other royal names (George, Charlotte etc) so it is more closely associated with the royal family.

It sounds like a nickname but I don't like the potential names it could be short for (Archer, Archibald).

Not really my cup of tea.

MercyBodle · 15/11/2020 03:52

I love it, and I don't see any problem as an adult's name. Is it too popular is like asking how long is a piece of string. Do you dislike popular names? Some people love them. Do you know any Archies? Do you have a popular name and has it been an issue for you? I personally don't find it too popular, maybe because I don't know any little Archies.

MerchantOfVenom · 15/11/2020 03:49

Really, really not to my taste.

I think it will date badly.

katy1213 · 15/11/2020 03:49

Unless you think your child would like to go as Archibald as an adult, I'd leave it alone.

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