Loveday as a middle name (girl)?

[gnocci]

What do we think?

I had a dream about the name Loveday. I had never heard the name before! Well, must have done, but it was deep in my subconscious!

Bit of research and it is a Cornish girl's name. We are having a girl, and live in.... Cornwall!!

So... what do we think?

First name will be Nancy. My be some other middle names but they are also unusual and don't want to out myself.....

Its a lovely cornish name

I knew one when I lived there

I love the name Loveday

Nancy Loveday Surname is such a pretty name

So we don't think two names ending in "y" is a problemo?

It makes me think of Lovejoy a bit...

SO sweet. I would def go for it!

I think it's lovely - I know it from some of the Chalet school stories. And the two names end in different sounds so the fact they both rnd in 'y' doesn't matter, in my opinion.

In fact, I wish I could have a little Loveday of my own now - though it's not going to happen - I've got three teenage dses and we've stopped there.

No, no problem with two Y endings as the sounds are different

NanSEEEEE LovedAAAAYY

Yes it does sound ok doesnt it.

gnocchi (hello fellow potato dumpling) that'll be me telling her off in 10 years' time

NanSEEEEEEEE LovedAAAYYYYYYY get in here NOW!

Maybe it could be Nancy Crossday when you are feeling frustrated with her

Love love love...DO IT, pleassssssse

Love loveday.... A friends dd is called Loveday. I'd never heard of it but it's gorgeous!

I know a 60 ish Loveday and she is fabulous. She has always loved her name.

I seriously considered it but was vetoed.

I think you should upgrade it to first name (Nancy is great too) :)

Gorgeous-buy her a copy of The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge as a naming gift.The character Loveday Minette in that story is wonderful.

Absolutely gorgeous, I wish I'd used it as my dd's middle name. I've liked the name since coming accross it in a Rosamund Pilcher novel.