Girls Name: Bunny Matilda?????

[MummyKK]

The full name would be Bunny Matilda Wright, both of these names are from my nans.
Genuine opinions would be grateful.

Some people will think the name is silly but i think it works quite well.

www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Bunny

Bunny is too awful for words.

Mathilda is lovely but Bunny is horribly cruel, sorry.

What were your Nan's names?

i very, very, very rarely say this on here, but i think Bunny is an awful name.

No- the poor girl will be sniggered at for all of her school life- by other kids and parents too.

Could Bunny not be a middle name, then at least she doesn't have to tell people about it if she doesn't want to?

I agree with Cloudydays, call her any first name you like and give her nickname Bunny. As a given name Bunny doesn't work for me. Was it really your grandmother's given name?

To be fair, there was a big, strapping, male cop on "The Wire" called Bunny. It kind of worked on him.

Weirdly, I have mainly heard of men being called Bunny as a nickname rather than women.

However, people get called all sorts of NN's but agree with other posters that you shd call her a proper name and use Bunny as a NN if you feel so imcline.

You're potty. Don't do it.

I can envisage a very posh grown woman named Bunny. Although the Bunny would be derived from another name I imagine.

A real life Bunny

You're 'aving a larf. Surely?

Is this a joke... B.M.W...her nickname could be Beemer...if it's not a joke then i like Matilda v.much (Tilly,Mattie,Tilda) but sorry,not Bunny(girl)

Why not save Bunny for your own family name for her, but give her the name Matilda for the rest of the world to use. Lots of childrens have a very strong nick name which just family and close friends use.

Utterly, utterly dreadful.

I have niece called Bunty, she could be Bunny for a nn.

Have only ever heard Bunny used as a male nickname.

For a girl, you are labelling her up and sending her down the stripping pole.

You did ask. I think you knew...

Don't do it!

You could POSSIBLY get away with Matilda Bunny, but if you want my advice I would steer well clear!

The girl's name Bunny \b(un)-ny\ is of English origin. Nickname deriving from B- names such as Barbara or Bernice.

Bunny has 3 variant forms: Bunnee, Bunni and Bunnie.

For more information, see also the related name Bonnie.

Baby names that sound like Bunny are Bonny, Binny and Benny.

Bunny is a somewhat common first name for women (#3280 out of 4276) but an uncommon last name for both men and women. (1990 U.S. Census)

Bonnie is very nice.

Vivienne sometimes got 'Bunty' as a nn back in the days when they chose nns for no apparent reason (maybe this was your granny's name?)

Matilda as a mn makes me think of Waltzing Matilda, but it's lovely as a first name.

Dislike both. Crikey, she'd have to be drop dead gorgeous to carry off those names!