Jemma or Maisie?

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Jemma. Pretty and suits all ages.

I prefer Maisy - spelt with a y rather than ie.

Jemma has very strong (working-) class connotations for me.

Maisie seems less placeable on the socio-economic ladder, and that can only be a good thing in this class-obsessed country!

I'd have said the exact opposite. To me Jemma is an everywoman name whereas Maisie is the name of a 1930s charwoman. Maybe a scullery maid. Definitely not a parlour maid though.

Prefer Maisie but would probably spell it Maisy

Jemma if I had to choose... Maisie is like a dusty little mouse or a scullery maid. Jenna is lovely though, and Jemima.

Can't imagine going to a job interview as Maisie, too cartoony for an adult. Or even a child past toddler hood.

I like Maisie, but I went to school with a bitch called Jemma!

Jemma! Feminine and classy.

Maisie is a comical cutesy mouse name imo. Really dislike it.

Gemma

No way Jemma!! Jemma to me is in same group as Sharon and Tracey.
Awful. Harsh.
Maisie is pretty and feminine.

Personally I think Maisie sounds harsh. Nothing pretty or feminine about it for me. It sounds like the name of a downtrodden servant.

Jemima is also very pretty.

Maisie is really not feminine to me. I find it cute, mousy and a little cartoony, sorry.

Jemma

Maisie is ok but a bit more of a dog name. Saying that my own name is given to dogs. I just much prefer Jemma/Gemma

Jemma or Jemima
Maisie is ok if you are 4 years old but not when you are 40 imo.

Maisie conjures up 'scullery maid' to me, not that there's anything wrong with that.

It sounds old lady, and also nicknamey - it lacks substance.

Jemma is a very different sort of name. If I had to choose, I'd go for Jemma/Gemma.