Lillymae?

[Tuesday811]

What does everyone think of Lillymae?
DP suggested it, I'm not too sure
Thanks!

Too common imo and the names joined together looks daft.sorry!

Lol.

No. Silly and twee.

Awful (sorry)

No,just no.

Not my cup of tea, I'm not keen having mae/Mai hyphenated as a name I think it's common and sorry if I offend anyone but a bit chavvy.

I’m not overly keen but if you like it, I’d spell it Lily-May or at a push Lily-Mae.

I think you might be asking the wrong demographic here on MN

Actually, I’d treat them as separate names.
Lily May Surname.

Common. Sorry. Lily is nice but better to have Elizabeth that has Lily as a diminutive. Mae is a life jacket and Americanism.
I’m afraid you’ll be doing her no favours and people will make assumptions because of her name.

@PaulHollywoodsSexGut word 

I’m not sure you’ll find anyone on Mumsnet that likes it and yet it is VERY popular.

If you’re not sure then it’s not the name for your daughter, move on!

Lily allways (no pun intended) reminds me of San pro and with Mae just contrived and silly

It's very overused

Mumsnets full of snobs remember. It an entirely normal name. I know 5 of them.

Character from eastenders

Please don’t. There’s loads of them spelt different ways, both Lily and May/Mae are wildly overused, it’ll date quickly and tbh I think it’s a bit chavvy (though I know I’m not meant to say that)

Mumsnets full of snobs remember. It an entirely normal name. I know 5 of them.

Is that meant to encourage the OP to choose the name?

It peaked about 5 years ago.

work why not? I also know several Elizabeth’s and Samuels etc which are names mumsnet love because they’re not seen as “chav” or “working class” or “council”.

I know 5 of them.

Really twee and wet

Not keen on the way you are spelling it.

If you both like it then fine. It’s a name. All names are made up really!

Try and imagine your child as a fully grown adult and not just a cute little baby. It's horribly overused and normally butchered (where I am anyway) by being pronounced Li-lay normally bellowed across the playground. It's really common and overused and even worse when combined with May/Mae/Mai.

Variations of that name are extremely common in my sons school so I guess it depends if that bothers you. I'm probably biased against because lost of the parents I know who chose that name would rather their daughters be princesses than people.