A spelling question, not a name question

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Ok, so DH and I can only agree on one girl's name - Darcey. I know it's a marmite name, but we like it so there

We just can't decide how to spell it - cue MN jury please. So, on first reaction, would you say Darcey, Darcie or Darcy?

i like your 'darcie' spelling the best as it just looks prettier than the others IYWIM.

I also like the name .

I'd go with Darcie

Darcy is the boys spelling, and Darcey too much like it

I'm sure you could find it spelt every different way if you look far enough. Surely what matters is which you like most.

I think it comes originally from d'Arcy, but I'm probably wrong.

I would go with d'Arcy.

But then I have delusions of grandeur.

Darcy

I know no boys of this name.

The two girls I know called Darcey spell it as I have just done so I'd go with that.

darcy is my natural way of spelling.

imo, darcie is a bit ermmmmm. dunno. frilly?

i know of 2 baby girls with this name 1 is Darcy the other Darcey

Darcy looks like it should to me! lol and i dont know any boyss called it eiter

oh crap excuse the typos!

Darcie, to help people realise it's a girl. Prefer Dulcie

Thanks everyone. I hadn't considered it as a boys name - apart from in a Mr Darcy kind of way...

My mind says Darcey, but DH thinks -ie so he's with the majority by the looks.

My name ends with a y, and it constantly gets mispelled with an ie at the end. And I always think that my name with an ie looks frilly chimcar and that's not me! But then I always think that your name has a bearing on your character.

Darcey for a girl, Darcy for a boy.

For me, Darcie is to Darcey as Aimee is to Amy.....a bit more frilly and obviously feminine.

I prefer Darcey as it seems more 'right' iykwim?

My dd is called Darcy. I just preferred spelling it this way. It is a Celtic name and means "girl with dark hair". Useless information I know especially as she is blonde.

Darcy looks right to me

I know a boy who's called Darcy...his mum is a Kiwi. I think it may be more commonly used for men in Oz/NZ?
FWIW I like Darcey best