Sylvie?

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Can’t decide if I like it or not! I think it’s pretty but it kind of conjures up the image of an immaculate, silver-haired, 55 year old, successful business woman in my mind.

I think Sylvie Jade is lovely but I’m not sold.

Nope.

Only if you're going to give birth to a middle-aged French woman.

Love it! We have one in our family.

I think it quite sweet, I hate Jade though.

I love it and love Sylvia too.

I love it! Sylvia is beautiful. Or Sylviana. Silviana?
Very elegant

Sorry, Sylvia is also beautiful

I love Sylvie. Not keen on Jade though.

Love Sylvie, but not with Jade as a middle name (even though I do like the name Jade as a first name).

No not Sylvia! That name belongs to your grans best mate that she meets twice weekly for bingo!

I like it.

Only if you're going to give birth to a middle-aged French woman

Dd's French exchange partner's mum is called Sylvie I think French/English name fashions aren't in sync though. Isabelle was popular for French teens in the 80s when I was doing French exchanges but was old fashioned in England then, but is popular for young English people now. (Not sure if op is English)

Love it! That was top of my list if I'd had a girl.
Not so sure about Jade though.

Better than the popular Evie.
Jade is out of date now. I know Sylvie has nothing to do with silver but it sounds like silver and Jade is a green stone so a mish mash of colours.

I think it's lovely. As is Sylvia.

I once worked with a girl called Sylvana - that is nice. Had a French penfriend called Sylvie - it is pretty.

I had a French pen friend called Sylvie too- way back in the early ‘80s. I prefer Sylvia. It has more strength to it.

Love it - I agree with PPs though, not keen on Jade as middle name with it. A friend of mine has girls called Sylvie and Daphne and I just love their names.

Sylvia and Sylvie remind me of old ladies in their 80’s, as I met many of them in the care homes I used to go to train at. Big no from me.

I think it’s lovely.

I like Sylvie, but I don't like Jade.

Sylvie is quite vintage, so it would work better with either a classic or a modern middle name. Jade is just too 70s.

Sylvie is nice and sounds quite vintage. Adding Jade to it makes it all sound cheap, so just pick a different middle name

I like Sylvie but not sure jade is the best match for it. Sylvie sounds quite classic whereas jade is more modern. That's just my opinion. How about Sylvie rose?

Sylvie is lovely - Sylvia has a rather older feel to it but you could go with that formally and use the diminutive right from the start. . I tend to use the 'is it nice on a child but also works as a more serious name and non-twee name for the adult they will become' test. Jade - no, too recently fashionable and not a classic .

Sylvie Guillem, the ballet dancer.
I know of a Silver, which I quite like although it might be a bit ‘out there’ for some people.
Not keen on Sylvia.

Love it! And Silvia. I think spelling both with an ‘i’ rather than a ‘y’ freshens them up slightly