Cece or CeCe

[Blissiee]

Should you have a capital in the middle? 🤔

No

No. Give the child a proper name anyway.

That wasn't the question

Its a bit of a silly name in my opinion. But if you like it i think the capital C's make the name look better on paper

Neither. It's a nickname.

Sounds like a nickname for something like Celia?

Neither of them are actually names. So absolutely up to you if you have a capital letter in the middle - there is no right or wrong answer here.

That wasn't the question

And yet it's still the correct answer.

Cece for me, i love it .

I'd go for Cece. I don't know any other names where you'd stick a capital in the middle. Maybe there are some though?

@Enidblyton1

Neither of them are actually names. So absolutely up to you if you have a capital letter in the middle - there is no right or wrong answer here.

I googled it and aparantly it is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "blind one". No idea if that's true though.

It's ever such a pretty name either way.
Are you actually putting it on a birth certificate? It's normally short for something and people will lengthen it to random names you never intended and don't necessarily like.

I know of a Cecilia who goes by Cece... Why would you have a capital letter mid name?

Definitely no capital.
People will forget to add the capital letter. If this is likely to annoy you later on, don't do it.

No

Celeste nn Cece, is lovely.
No capital letter.

I seem to be in the minority but I'd go for CeCe. "Cece" might be pronounced like the word "cease".
Also, see CeeLo Green.

Also it will be hard when filling in forms by hand to make sure the second C looks capitally enough.

No capital.

I like it but as a nn for Cecelia or Celeste or Cecily.

Oops you’re right @PandaFluff
It does appear to be a name in its own right. I’ve only ever heard of it as a nickname for Cecilia, Cecily, Celeste etc.

makes me think of this Pomeranian www.instagram.com/cece.pomeranian/?hl=en

I think it's a lovely name, I'd go for Cece without the capital

A lovely name. I like both but looking at the thread title Cece does look like it flows across the page better

No capital half way through.
Lovely if it's a diminutive of Cecelia.
Less lovely if that's the actual name.

It's not a name in it's own right, whatever some babynames websites may say. They mostly talk rubbish.

Caecilius is a very, very old Roman family name that originally meant 'blind'. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caecilia_gens But that origin hand no literal meaning for later Roman generations - just as today, people surnamed 'Smith' do not actually hammer iron or shoe horses.

Cecilia is a very nice name directly derived from the Roman name. It's been used since Roman times. St Cecilia is the patron saint of music.

For hundreds of years, in England, its diminuitive has been 'Sissy' or 'Cissy'. Cece is a modern version of that abbreviation. It sounds very much the same.