Darcie

[Georgeofthejungle]

Thoughts please ? Is it old fashioned and dull or beautiful and lovely?
I really love it but my husband isn’t convinced.

It's none of the above, it's cutesy & twee. Not my sort of name at all, sorry.

Certainly not ending ie.

I like it, never seen it with ie but I think it looks good that way.

It’s a nice enough sounding name to me, but I don’t think it’s very original. I would just think ‘ah another darcy’

It's not dull or old fashioned. It is a pretty name but very popular where I live.

Had two in a class about 3 years ago.

It's peaked

I used to like Darcy like Mr Darcy but it's been quitenpopulsr over the past few years and tbh mostly with chavs!

Or Darcy - not really fussy on spelling. It’s not that popular a name round where I live. I don’t know any.

@DramaAlpaca out of interest what kind of names do you like?

I'm with DramaAlpaca, though I wouldn't have said 'cutesy' - more, just, not very pleasing. A bit of a shame, with so many wonderful girls' names out there.

@AndItStillSaidFourOfTwo I wish I could think of some! I really am stumped!

I like it. I worked with a Darcie - same spelling. Always thought it was a nice name!

I know it's probably very boring, but I tend to like more classic names that don't date, names that suit adults as well as cute toddlers.

We have very different styles, so I'm not much help to you, OP!

I have a niece Darcy (7) and it really suits her. I like it.

I see it as very downmarket really, I’m afraid.

I really like the name Darcy. I just know one aged 6.

I don't think it sounds or looks nice.
It's popularity probably stems from a well known tv programme judge.
It will date badly.

I don't find it "cutesy" or "twee" as mentioned above. I think it's a really gorgeous name.

I like it.

Downmarket.
Darcey Bussell being the exception.

I love it, gorgeous name! how about spellings Darcy and Darcey your husband may prefer it written a different way?

I really like it

I like it but I’d be put off by the Darcy, Darcey, Darcie all having tonnes of registrations for both boys and girls, meaning a lifetime of spelling issues.

A friend has a Dulcie which I think is really pretty & under a hundred are registered each year

Really like it, but spelt Darcy.