To ask if you could have any surname what would you choose?

[QueenE27]

????

[GinSoakedWhore]

Stark

[honeylulu]

Lestrange.
Or Love.
Both would go great with my first name.

[BikeRunSki]

Costello

I'm not a huge Elvis Costello fan or anything, I just like the name. Sounds cool, fairly unusual but people know if it, easy to spell.

[Voteforpedr0]

Fortune

[KraggleLego]

Falange, Regina Falange.

[FourEyesGood]

My great-grandmother's surname was Swift, and I've always wanted to use that. It's elegant, easy to spell and has a good meaning. Unlike my actual surname.

[Betrayedbutsurvived]

Snowball. I once flew with a pilot called captain snowball. Too cool (see what I did there)

[YoureAllABunchOfBastards]

Campbell-Black

[notsmartenough]

Diamond
Lavender
Rainbow

[scarednoob]

Part of me really wants to say Campbell-Black...

[NapQueen]

Cavendish. Which isn't too dissimilar to my actual surname Ca*ish.

[HermioneWeasley]

De Wolfe

[treeagate]

Jabberwocky

Yucynda Jabberwocky

[scarednoob]

Ok bastards - you may have got there first. But that makes you Helen and me Taggie! Mwa ha ha.

[CowVersusMouse]

Saturday
Paris
Switzerland

[NapQueen]

A work colleague of mine is Polish and her surname literally translated into English is Dragon. I love that!

[beetroot2]

Chamberlain, dated a guy once with this surname it suited my first name so well, I was tempted to marry him just for that :)

[msatlantis]

Darling.
Like in Peter Pan.

Or Valentine.

[Kittyrobin]

Mercury, as In Freddie mercury.
I think it sounds cool

[Sniv]

Wildblood

I read a newspaper article that mentioned someone with not only that stunning explosion of a surname, but a military title to boot - something like Major Wildblood

You can practically hear distant gunfire and the hoofbeats of stallions when you say it

[Rainbunny]

As a child I was obsessed with the surname O'Sullivan (from Enid Blyton's O'Sullivan Twins series). Ironically, as an adult I took my DH's surname which is an Irish name starting with an O' and it's a pain in the arse on a regular basis - misspelled on airplane tickets etc...

I quite fancy the surname "Barnard" but that's because I have a strange crush on the actor Aneurin Barnard currently ;)

[EElisavetaOfBelsornia]

Hiddleston

[GooodMythicalMorning]

Swan

[FreddieBoswellsHair]

Blaze

A girl a few years above me in school had this surname and I love it. Of course I would need to become a daredevil to live up to it!

[Rainbunny]

EElisaveta - Sorry I'm afraid the name Hiddleston has gone way down in my estimation since the Taylor Swift connection has emerged... ;)