Emily Jane, Emily Rose or Emily Elizabeth?

[SavlaRae8]

We chose Emily because it’s classic and simple and would like a timless middle name to go with it and we’re choosing between these. I know You can’t really go wrong with any of them but I’d appreciate your thoughts.

thank you

Yes that well known classic Christianne (?!?)

The trouble with a single syllable middle name after Emily is because Rose/Grace/May/Hope etc have become so popular it sounds like filler even if it isn't one of those - I suggested one, but I'd find something with more than one syllable if I was OP

Emily is a lovely name and I think Emily Jane is beautiful.

Emily is such a beautiful first name. Same as Elizabeth. I like Rose too, and Jane. But I don't much like these connected. I know an Emma Jane. And that has a better bounce to it. I'd go for something completely off the wall and different. So for me it's a no for all.

I think Emily Jane sounds the best, but you could go for Emily Jean or Emily Joan for a bit of variety. Jean is quite a cool name, I think.

Emily Grace

Emily Jane

Jane Emily is beautiful

I’ve got an Emily Grace. Ironically she’s not that graceful

Anything except Emily Rose. The world doesn't need any more Emily Rose's. I prefer a more unexpected middle name than your choices but from your choices I would choose Emily Jane.

I would suggest Emily Imogen or Emily Hannah

It will depend on how common your surname is.

With a popular surname I would avoid a very common first name, as it can lead to identity fraud and problems/confusion!

Emily Anne is nice.
Emily Claire as well.

I love both Rose and Elizabeth, but I think Emily Elizabeth doesn't flow well, and sounds somehow "forced" - as though you decided on both names without thinking how they worked together.

I don't think it matters too much that Rose is a common middle name BUT I do think it maybe matters a little more that the combination Emily Rose has been very common, so I'd go for Emily Jane.

I think Emily Jane has a lovely classic feel, flows well and is not a combination I have heard used much at all, which is surprising given how well it works.

"Bounce" is a really good description and I know exactly what you mean - although ironically I think to me Emily Jane has exactly that: great bounce!

I'm having trouble even saying some of those (especially Emily Iona with too many vowels in quick succession, and Emily Philippa with too many Ls.) I have done a lot of public speaking in my career so I'm not especially challenged on that front, but I do think they are borderline tongue twisters.

ETA Emily Iona is reminiscent of Old McDonald: e-i-e-i-o (except e-i-y-i-o-a)

I thunk Emily, followed by a 1 syllable name.
Emily Maeve
Emily Ruth
Emily Fay
Emily Kate
Emily Eve
Or
Emma Elizabeth

Emily rose

I say Emily Jane flows well and is not as popular as Emily Rose. My niece is Emily Jane

First thing that came to mind for me, too. Wouldn't be using that one

That does sound lovely. Both are pretty names I think