Everly Beverly Waverley Averly

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I recently descovered the name everly but found out it’s getting trendy
I do like most of the names ending in ‘verly’.
What’s your favourite?
Do you think these names will get very mainstream?

I have an Everley she’s 1 :)

Will Everley ever be trendy? It is very old fashioned (not in a cool way)

I wasn’t really bothered about it becoming popular and have never heard that’s it’s old fashioned and not cool 😂

Wizards of Waverly Place would rule out Waverley for me, plus it sounds like a made up name from the word wave. Everley is honestly the best one as it sounds the most real I guess and is a lovely name. Beverley sounds a little wannabe-famous due to the Beverley Hills reference, kinda like naming a kid Hollywood. I’d stick to the original personally.

Personally I can’t see them becoming popular. I think you’re safe.

I think you should use all four
But if not then Everly is lovely, I considered it but my partner didn't want it

None of them. Everley - makes me think of the Everley Brothers, 1950s American pop group. I have seen it mentioned quite a few times on baby name threads though.

Waverley - sound like a street name, not a child's name.

Beverley - very dated and always was quite chavvy even when popular. I think of the dreadful character Beverley in the famous 70s TV drama 'Abigail's Party'.

Averly - never heard of it but not keen.

Everly- OK
Beverley - v dated
Waverley - Edinburgh train station!
Avaley - never come across this

Everley is definitely becoming popular.. just like Evelyn is. Surprised people on this thread aren't hearing this name crop up for newborns. I know of at least 3 in the last year or so.

Everly from your list is my favourite

Everly is best from this list.

Not sure about averly but I always loved Avery. Unfortunately it sounds really similar to the name of my work place so would have been weird to use it!

I’m just glad you’re not using all four together!

Everley although I think I prefer it spelled Everly

Channing Tatum and his ex wife named their daughter Everly, but that was a few years ago I think. I hadn’t heard of it before that but I really like it. Not so keen on the others.

I can't see Beverley or Waverley becoming popular.

Everly is okay though v similar to Evie etc.

I know a lovely Coralie, which has a similar sound.

I think Everly is quite trendy, Beverly quite old fashioned and not heard of either of the other ones! Everly is the best of the bunch

Waverley - no
Everley - I like it, I don't know any in the uk. It quite popular in the states
Averly - never heard this but I read it as Avery, which to me is a male name.

Everly / Everleigh is really lovely and on the good side of popular at the moment.
Beverly is very 80's.
Waverley is ridiculous.
Averly sounds like it should be spelt Ava-lee and is more than a bit naff.

Stick with Everly!

Waverley is the name of a district council in Surrey

Everly is becoming popular at the moment.

Everly = celeb copycat.
Beverly - haha
Waverley = Scott.

Avery is around, not come across Averly.

Oh I thought this was going to be a word game.

Quite like Everly, and other boys Ev names-Everard, Everest...ok those are all I can think of. Evan? variant of Ivan.

Not keen on the others.

Waverley like the train station?

Ask Beverley is a very dated name, I don’t see it becoming popular again for a long time.

Beverley has a very different feel to Everly.

Everley is very surname-y (because of the brothers, which also makes it seem rather masculine)

Beverley is in her 50s or 60s and I don't think it's time has come for revival yet

Waverley is the main railway station in Edinburgh, so it would be like naming your DC Euston or Fenchurch

Never come across Averly (and I wouid have assumed, wringiynit seens, it was a typo for the boys name Avery)

Avery is a girls or boys name.

I wouid dispute that it's a girls name (not least as it is a male death eater). Just like James and Max really aren't girls names. No matter what is happeneing in US, some things just don't travel

Waverley is just a train station to me - OP is it possible that the one you know is actually sporting a conception name? Like Northey in the Mitford book (Great North hotel, Kings Cross)