What do you all think of the name Georgia?

[Chocolatkitcat]

Georgia Sophia Y - is what we’re thinking as a potential full name.
My best friend named Sophia recently passed, so I am thinking of honouring her in the middle name.

Is there anything wrong with this name that I am missing? Any flow issues or Initial issues that I’ve over looked?

Thank you :)

I'm not sure if the repetition if the -ia -ia in the two names gell together very well, makes it a bit if a mouthfuls to say.

A name with an ending of -ie -ey -y might flow a bit better, what about Georgie Sophia?

It's fine. Hate the Georgie suggestion above.

I really like Georgia. I really like Sophia. I think they are a bit weird together.

I really like it. I like the flow, especially when you read it like a vicar would in a christening or wedding service.

I love Georgia and Georgia Sophia. Hate Georgie and don’t understand why this would ‘flow better’

I agree with Mumofteenandtween, I like them both, but not together I'm afraid .

Hmm I didn’t think of them both ending in IA - would Georgia Sophie work better? She used to go by Sophie day to day so I would be happy to use that instead if it flows better?

Georgia and Sophia are both pretty and classic. I initially debated two -ia endings but actually think it's fine because they sound quite different. And a lovely way to remember your friend.

Georgia Sophia sounds fine to my ear because of the extra syllable in Sophia. Plus nobody ever really says first and middle names together so even if they were clunky together (which they're not) then it's a non issue. Both nice names and haven't heard of a Georgia under about 14 so she'd not be one of 6 in her class at school if that's important to you.

I really like it. I think they sound lovely together too.

Depends on your accent. Will she be Georgia or Jaw-ja?

I actually think Georgia Sophia is nice and the meaning of remembering your friends is more important than how it sounds anyway. You won’t walk around calling her Georgia Sophia all the time.

Georgia Sophie much better.

Georgia Sophia is a beautiful name and a lovely tribute to your friend.

In reality we rarely say the two names together so don't change what you want for that reason.

I think Georgia Sophia flows really well - the emphasis is on different syllables in the two names, so even though they look like they would rhyme, in reality they don’t at all.

Georgia Sophie does flow better, but imo flow doesn’t matter when you are honouring someone for the middle name (and indeed doesn’t really matter in general because how often do you say a middle name out loud?)

Georgia does feel slightly 90’s to me (maybe thanks to those brilliant “Angus, Thongs..” series of books) but not enough to put me off using it if it was my fave. Georgina is perhaps a bit more classic. But both are nice and have a lot of cute diminutive options (I especially like Gigi and Gia).

I think it flows very well and they are both lovely names

I love the name Georgia - one of my favourites.
i think Georgia Sophia is nice.

They're both gorgeous. Love the name and reason behind it x

I like both names, but they don't flow well, as for instance Sarah Sophia.
How many times in our lives are our names spoken aloud though. Birth and wedding possibly, so don't worry and use them.

Georgia is lovely and very underused which is nice.

Love both names but bit much together.

Oooo I much prefer Georgina that’s been suggested above! Georgina Sophia gets my vote! But go with what YOU love - for all we know Georgia goes much better with your surname, and that’s more important.

Georgia Sophia is lovely, and yes I think they work together. How often do you say them together anyway?

I like Georgia, but it has a hard sound and Sofia has a soft sound so, like others, it's the two of them together that seems a bit off. I like the fact they both end in 'ia'.

Georgia Sophia sounds fine. Two reasons the double ia ending isn't an issue:-

• They sound different (it's George-ah, not George-ee-ah like in Soph-ee-ah).

• Middle names are so rarely used. It's much better to use a middle name with meaning, rather than just one that 'goes' because it will be used so rarely anyway.