Marlowe

[catlover91]

Opinions on Marlowe for a girl?

Never heard of it. Sounds a bit masculine.

Definitely unusual but I love it. Think Sienna Miller used it for her kid?

Love it!

It reminds of that fantastic burn Jean Harlow got from Margot Asquith. "The t is silent, as in Harlow".
Bit of an odd association but it did make me

Anyway to actually answer the question no, I don't like it.

I don't like it and can't think of anything nice to say about it.

Place name, surname, not a first name.

Marley yes, Marlowe has an odd ending for a girls' name.

Makes me think of marshmallow.

I like it a lot. It depends a bit on your surname.

Christopher Marlowe ring a bell?

Playwright?

Love Marlowe think it's quite a trendy celeb name though?

Place in Bucks or Christopher. Not a fan sorry

What about Malory?

I love it but it's too "trendy" now for me.

I do love 'M' names though... Mara, Maude, Meadow, Margot

I really like it. Very cool and much more sophisticated than Marlie/Marley imo. It's true Sienna Miller's daughter is called Marlowe. It was on our long list but we went with Margot - different style - good job as we totally randomly ended up living in Marlowe for a bit :). So long as you know she will never be 'Marlowe from Marlowe' then use it!

Marla or Marlie much nicer. Surnames as first names are not very appealing to me, especially on girls. Very unfeminine.

Doesn't appeal to me. Sounds/looks quite masculine.

Prefer Harlow.

I have a Titi (Aunty) Marlo..
Love love love the name Marlo.... Marlowe not so much as it is very masculine.

I know a little girl called Marlowe, I was a bit when I first heard it, but actually I really like it now.

I really like it.

I like it, but honestly prefer the spelling 'Marlow'.

Awful

Came on the thread to say just go with Christopher if you want a nod to the author. Then you said the name is for a girl

I think playwright too. I wouldn't use it because I just couldn't shake the association.