Bonnie or Imogen

[mrsb00]

Which do you prefer? Bonnie wouldn’t be shortened i don’t think but Imogen would have NN Immy

I don’t like Bonnie at all, so Imogen.

Imogen

Imogen! Perfect name and much less used these days.

Bonnie.

Imogen is the ugliest name ever.

Bonnie. Much prettier and used much less

I notice Bonnie is on a steep upward slope in terms of numbers whereas imogen on a opposite downward slope. I don't know if popularity is any sort of factor to you but if it is I'd still pick Imogen as it looks likely Bonnie's numbers will overtake Imogen in the next year or two based on the graphs and Bonnie will continue to rise whereas Imogen continues to fall.

Imogen

@keepingbees Bonnie looks certain to overtake Imogen in the charts very soon! Have a look at these graphs of official statistics if you're interested (or don't if you're not!):

names.darkgreener.com/#imogen

names.darkgreener.com/#bonnie

Not at all helpful but I like both!

I don't particularly like either but of the two, Imogen. Imogen isn't too bad but shortening it to "Imo" is just ugly.
Bonnie belongs only on dogs for me.

Connie is also not that far outside the top 100 so I imagine the two names Bonnie and Connie could merge a bit

Imogen any day

I love Imogen!

I like Bonnie like in the book The Wolves of Willoughby Chase

Connie, Bonnie, Ronnie, Sonny all top 100 or just outside

Imogen.

Love the name Bonnie! Not a fan of Imogen.

I love Imogen, less keen on Immy (though hard to control that).

In parts of the North West Bonnie is a euphemism for overweight. "Which John do you mean? "The Bonnie one"

Bonnie is horribly twee and cutesy. I'm not keen on Imogen either but it's much stronger and ages better.

Not Bonnie. What if she isn’t? It could be a hard name to live with. Plus it’s a bit infantilising isn’t?

That said, I’m not overly keen on Imogen, but at least it’s a sensible name.

Imogen. Also quite like Connie (more than Bonnie)

Bonnie. Don’t like Imogen at all.

I love Imogen, ds2 would have been Imogen if a girl.

Bonnie sounds like a dog's name to me.

Imogen by a million miles.

Bonnie is cutesy and twee. Would you really, as an adult, want to be called Bonnie? I wouldn't.

Imogen. It's much more sophisticated.