Ivy Meg - thoughts?

[Buttonny]

I've noticed that Ivy is getting quite popular, but I still love it!

Opinions on Ivy Meg?

Love both names, but not really together. I think Meg is a bit abrupt after Ivy, and you might need something longer?

It's unusual but I kind of like it.

Love both names, but I think Ivy Megan, sounds a bit better OP.
Or even Ivy Margaret.

I like them both and together. I think they'll sound better with a long surname (say, 3 syllables). Perhaps not if your surname is Smith.

I like Ivy but I like full names for middle names so like Ivy Megan better than Ivy Meg.

Ivy Megan. Ivy Meg sounds like a fortune teller name (to me).

Ivy Megan sounds much better. Ivy Meg just doesn't sound right - too short and abrupt

I have a Meg so am biased and love the name. However it sounds far to abrupt straight after Ivy as a middle name.

Could you use Ivy this time with a softer MN and Meg next time?

I have an Ivy so I'm also a bit biased! But I agree Ivy Megan is lovely but Meg sounds a bit harsh to me, like it's been cut short.

Also agree on it getting popular, my Ives is 6 and I've heard it popping up now more than ever as a potential name.

Love it.

Like it, provided your surname's right. Bear in mind the initials are IM so for example if your surname's Smart your child's name says "I'm Smart". If your surname is Cocking (yes, I know one), maybe not so much.

Like it, provided your surname's right. Bear in mind the initials are IM so for example if your surname's Smart your child's name says "I'm Smart". If your surname is Cocking (yes, I know one), maybe not so much.

No idea why that posted twice, sorry

I'd go for it!

Ivy and Meg, both very pretty but together the names sound flat.
Changing Meg to Megan doesn't help either imo.

It doesn't work for me - it sounds like some kind of abbreviation for a drug or a government office or obscure scientific thing, like I.V.Meg. I agree that with such a short first name, a more substantial middle name works better.

I could be biased though because I dislike ivy as a plant and what it symbolises.

I'm not a huge fan of plant names but how about Viola, or Iris as similar alternatives?