Do these names go together?

[Cami12]

Do you think the names Margot or Cecelia go with Archer? Looking for little sister names!

[reuset]

I think they're different stylistically from Archer, which is more of a surname-type name.

[Cami12]

Great to hear thanks everyone! I like actually Cecily too... definitely need to practice saying them all out loud together

[Lilly16]

I like both! I think "Margot Cecelia" would be lovely...though I do like the nickname Cece... Hmm, depends what your surname is.
Both suit Archer, try shouting them both together, see which feels easiest to say! Ha

[KlingybunFistelvase]

They all go well! I'd go with Margot or Cecily (don't like Cecelia very much - somehow a bit matronly sounding compared to Cecily which I love)

[indigo13]

Love them all!

[JanuaryJuniper]

I think they both go nicely and agree with previous posters that I think Margot works best with Archer. I think they make an lovely, memorable and interesting set!!

[MrsMeeseeks]

I don't like the non French Mar-gott pronunciation

Whaaaat? People have started pronouncing the 't'? That's terrible.

OP, both are lovely names but I think Cecilia is more timeless. Margot seems to be having a bit of a popularity spike atm.

[Jooni]

Both are lovely and sound fine with Archer. I'd lean towards Margot too I think - cool but chic

[BroadcastHouse]

They sound like characters out of a 1930's American novel.. Fitzgerald or Hemingway. Particularly Margot and Archer!

[Joeybee]

I think Cecilia and Archer go better. But both names to me are brilliant, they have been on my list for a long time!

[Mclaren37]

I love Archer. I think either names works well.

[Carnabyqueen]

Both seem a bit try hard.

[buttercup54321]

Marigold

[Thatsnotmybabyname]

Yes, both go beautifully.

[lovelearning]

Archer and Margot. Margaret on the birth certificate.

[Izzyathome]

I really like Margot and Archer together. As pp said they're both quite vintage. We have also considered both of these girls names. I slightly prefer the spelling Cecelia over Cecilia. Either name would be great.

[Barefootcontessa84]

Also like Cecilia best out of the two- to me, Margot is a bit 'of the moment' - Cecilia is an underused classic and has a different sound altogether from Archer.

[Barefootcontessa84]

I think they go together. Archer is not a modern name - my great-grandfather was Archer, born in 1886.

[MiniMaxi]

I like Margot & Archer

[Stonewash]

I think Cecilia goes best.

[Grufallosfriend]

I also prefer Cecilia.

I don't like the non French Mar-gott pronunciation

[KoalaDownUnder]

I prefer Cecelia (spelled like that, ideally) because I adore the nn Celia.

Not loving the '-go' part of Margot.

I think they both go perfectly well with Archer.

[Cami12]

Marilyn yes Archer is the older brother - sorry not clear! If we go down the Cecelia route then we need to decide which spelling to use, I've seen both options and can't decide. I like CeCe and Celia from Cecelia, but I like Cecilia too. That's a whole other post. I think we're veering toward Margot right now, but it changes every day.

[MarilynWhirlwindRocks]

OP,

Last post, promise...

Cecelia with an e rather than i also gives the option of NN Celia, of course; out of curiosity, is that why you prefer it? I've not come across that spelling before.

[SoTiredSoWorried]

I like Margot