Opinions on Elliot Aidan?

[MrsJacobs]

Thank you

Mmm, yes, I like it, a nice strong name.

I love it!

I am due in a few weeks and our current favourite is Elliot Jackson. Great minds!

I'd go for Aidan Elliott but I'm biased!

If I'd had a boy he'd have been Elliot or Jesse so I think it's perfect.

Elliot is a great name biased and Aiden is a lovely middle name. so go for it.

am just relieved I didn't open this and then read....'for a girl

Great!

No, not for a girl that would be horrendous, IMO.

Will people always spell it Elliott Aiden?

If they have any sense, they will spell it Elliot.

To me, (and it's totally unfounded) I see Elliott as a surname. But over the years many have argued against this.

Aidan being spelled Aiden is an ongoing issue for our family. It drives me crazy, but only when I've gently pointed out its aidAn a couple of times. Elliot Aidan is lovely.

(but I have children with full names, (and shortenings) that can legitimately be spelled a number of ways, so I've got over the angst of the person who spelled it 'Eliyot').

oops- sorry for spelling Aidan, Aiden !

I like it, with that spelling. Very nice.

I like both names, think they go well together too.
I've never actually noticed how many ts are on the end of Elliot, how strange, now my brain can't even work out how many I would normally put!
Would spell Aidan even though I know an Ayden.

Love it - Elliot is our firm favourite too.

I think it's a lovely name. I have a biased towards Aidan (for a first name since we are using it for our baby due next week!) but Elliot Aidan is a great combination. I love your traditional spelling of Aidan too :) I can't stand the 'den' ending!

My son's middle name is Aiden and my older son's middle name was going to be Elliot but ended up being my Peyton. My DH is Aiden.

Aidan doesn't seem like a real name

I love Elliot -biased-- people usually ask "one or two t's"

I'm not keen on Elliot (sorry), but I do like Aiden.

The name Aidan has been around for ages. Isn't it Irish?

Saint Aidan of Lindisfarne - Irish monk, 7th century.

This is so funny as I have an Elliot (love it!) and Aidan is top of my list of we had a second DS -- so yes I love them both and think they go really well together!

Olbersparadox probably because of all the "new" names that sound like Aidan but aren't. I get it all the time with our Aidan.