Evelise and Evangeline

[navyblue7]

are Evelise and Evangeline too close and similar?
i’m not expecting just preparing. whether it’d be twins or singletons.
full names would be:
Evelise Primrose and Evangeline Clara/Evangeline August
thanks, x

Everlise primrose looks like evening primrose to me. I really like Evangeline Clara though

I think they're too similar and close.

Much too similar

Fine if you’re happy for everyone to know them as Eve / Eva. Otherwise too close. Pretty names though 😊

i have been so torn as sometimes i’m like 100% they are too close and others i’m like it would be fine. i’ve even listed a few nicknames for them:
Ever and Evan
Ever and Evie
Lisa and Lina

How about Anneliese/Annelise instead of Evelise?

Definitely too close especially with the nicknames.

not really a fan of Annaliese but thanks for the suggestion

I've never actually heard of Evelise. It looks a little odd to me.
Elise instead of Evelise? Angelina instead of Evangeline? That makes them look more different.

Evelise seems made up. Evangeline isn't very nice either.

thanks guys, my other options are
Evelise and Amabel
Evelise and Esmé
Evangeline and Ambrosia

I quite like Amabel, but people will think Annabel. You seem keen on Evelise. I still think it's a bit odd, but it's a actually OK, even if it's made up. Evelise and Amabel are my preferred options out of your three. Esmé is one of those names I don't like at all. Ambrosia - I just think of rice pudding, I'm afraid, but in theory its meaning and sound are rather nice.

I really wouldn't call a child Ambrosia. It's far too closely associated with the brand.

Agree that Evelise sounds made up and Evelise and Evangeline are too close.

Evelise just sounds daft. How about Angela

Ambrosia- rice pudding
Amabel- made up

Amabel isn't made up. It's a very old name - used in the Middle Ages.

neither Amabel or Evelise are made up. never heard of Ambrosia as a food or brand before! i’m not normally one for “old fashioned” names but these ones are rarely heard and i wouldn’t overly describe as “old lady names”