Edith Elizabeth?

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Does this go or sound silly? Opinions and suggestions please...

Prefer Alice Elizabeth as I don’t like the two names to start with the same letter, but I may be weird.

I think of EE

Edith Elizabeth is gorgeous! I love it
If they're two names you love I wouldn't focus on if they flow perfectly or whatever as middle names are rarely used. I think they're two great names and i would definitely use this name 🥰

I think this is a beautiful name. The exact combination was on our list for DD1.

I’m not sure about them both ending in the ‘th’ sound, but that’s certainly not serious enough of a problem to discard using them together. Perfectly acceptable, doesn’t sound silly.

Gorgeous combination.

I love it

I love alliterative names. I think it works

I like it

I think it’s nice. Would you shorten to Edie? I heard a mum call a beautiful little girl in the park today. She had blonde ringlets

I find it too Samie. E..th E....th

Love the name Edith. I knew an Edith many years ago and she made the name so cool when it was very much out of fashion, so that has coloured my judgement. If I'd had a girl, I would have wanted an Edith.

Edith Elizabeth is a lovely combination.

I really don’t like Edith. I like ‘granny’ names but Edith is too ‘granny’ for me...I’d no sooner use Edith than I would Edna or Mavis.
I love Elizabeth but think it’s too same-y with Edith

Th-th-th.

Nice but too samey.

I like Edith shortened to Edie- my middle name is Elizabeth and I hate it, although I know it's quite popular on MN, I don't know why. Don't mind the alliteration, no one uses their middle name anyway so I wouldn't be too worried about that.

Too many 'th' sounds for me... it's very lispy, and I'm not mad on Edith.

If it was Edie Elizabeth, however, I'd be saying how gorgeous it is.

If you'd be referring to her as Edith Elizabeth a lot then it's a bit much with the 2 th sounds. But if Elizabeth is purely a middle name (ie rarely spoken) then it's lovely. Edie Elizabeth flows better if you wanted something that can be said as one.

lovely

Love it!

Knew my mums name would make a comeback eventually

Not entirely sure about Edith (because if an elderly relative) but love Edie. Elizabeth is a classic.

I think they flow well together!

I think it's lovely. The 'E' sounds at the start are different and there are four syllables from 'ith' to 'eth'. It doesn't sound matchy or twee to me.

My youngest is Edith shes 11 months, i wanted Edith Elizabeth but my husband works for EE so we decided against it!! She is Edith Jay instead