Boys Names dilemma!

[MarieNorthway]

I have a week and a half left to register my baby boy but really struggling with a name!
Both our surnames end in y and although I'm not sure if we will use 1 or double barrel, I think a name ending in y might be too much!

The only names I have are Ace or Finn!

I like unusual names but don't want too obscure and 1s you can't pronounce!
Do you like either of my ideas or any other suggestions?! Thanks!

I saw this name the other day at work, the parcel was going to Ireland. Oran

No, still not decided! I like the idea of Ace as so different but just keep thinking 'can I see myself calling that in a park or as he's an adult!'

Ace just makes me think of Ace Rimmer

"Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast"

But I think that's showing my age!

Probably already been suggested but how about Asa, Asher, Seth?

I like Ace more for the meaning of the name rather than how it sounds if that makes sense?! It's either going safe with Finn or risking a name I'm not sure about but hoping it grows on me?!

@MarieNorthway I think as you’re still unsure and would need Ace to “grow on you” you should pick Finn and have Ace as the middle name. If he prefers that name when older he can always use it. So many people go by their middle names. Even our prime minister!

I had another middle name in mind as he was born exactly at the time of sunrise on that day so wanted something relevant to that! So 1st name will be Finn/Finlay or Ace. Think I need to keep saying them over and over to see what I prefer. Not sure if Ace reminds me more of a dogs name or something?!

I love Finn.

Valentin is a great first name, if that's when he was born.

Give him your surname.

Ace reminds me of Ace Ventura. In my opinion it's a bit too "out there." Try it out for a few days and see if you are comfortable saying it aloud.

A few pp's saying "give him your surname"; can I ask why this is? Not saying she shouldn't, just wondering why it is being suggested so much,

Ash
Ellis
Cade

Is Asa a name that people actually use with that spelling? Surely it leaves the kid open to a world of teasing from people who think it's "Asser". I would spell it Acer.

My husband is called Asa. He's never been called 'Asser'. Maybe he's just not met people who are that rude. Or that stupid. It's an old Hebrew name.