Elsie or Daisy?

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Stuck between the two, love them equally and can't decide so hoping this thread might sway me

I don't think daisy ages well. Elsie is fab.

Of the two, Daisy by a long way. But both are too twee for me.

I'm afraid I'm not keen on either but if I had to choose, probably Elsie short for Elspeth.

Daisy

To me they both sound like names of maids or factory workers in a period drama

Neither sound elegant nor travel well into other languages. Quite twee too.

How about Elisabeth nickname Elsie?

I don't particularly like either name but if I had to pick one it would be Daisy

Elsie seems a bit trendy at the moment, old lady chic and I've heard it so many times locally

I know 3 little Elsies and no Daisys. I prefer Daisy too.

I've got a Daisy and she always complains that there are too many in her primary school. I was quite isolated when she was born so I didn't realise how popular it was.

I was surprised to meet a little Elsie a couple of years ago. It was unusual then, but a know a few more now it's getting more common.
I like the sound of Elsie it's cute.

Elsie! Gorgeous name

Elsie is cute. Daisy is very over used for girls and dogs around here.

Elsie.

Daisy.

Elsie. Daisy is just not a grown up name, for me. It's cute on a toddler, but I don't like it for an adult. Elsie is a lovely name that will grow up with her.

Elsie

Daisy. There's lots of little Elsie's in my area, very popular now.

Oh definitely Daisy... just beautiful ... My old neighbour was Elsie and she was a grumpy miserable lady so it always reminds me of her lol

I’d go with Elsie, but LOVE the name Elise, which is slightly similar. Daisy (along with other flower names) conjure up images of dainty, giggly toddlers and slight built, elegant women. As a 5 ft 8”, solid size 18 whose neutral facial expression is pretty much a scowl, I don’t think if suit being called Daisy!

I like both. I teach in the SE and Elsie is more popular than Daisy.

Daisy. I don't know anyone of any age called Daisy.

I really like both but prefer Daisy. Both are popular so that is neither here nor there in comparing them.

Daisy.

I have an Elsie (Elsie-Rose) so I am biased but I love the name!

Daisy!! Classic and elegant
Elsie is sweet but I think it will date

Elsie as I don’t know one. Daisy I have two in my family, and know of several more.