Katherine or Catherine

[Anonymous]

And why?

[Anonymous]

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/954267.page

[Anonymous]

K and because it’s better

[Anonymous]

In our family, it’s Kathryn. Don’t know why.

[Anonymous]

K

[Anonymous]

Catherine. For sure. Prettier.

[Anonymous]

Catherine. It’s softer looking and works in both English and French.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:K and because it’s better

This was the start of the “K” trend. Now it blends into the Kre8tive spelling of traditional names—though admittedly much less cringeworthy than most. It’s “tacky light”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:K and because it’s better

This was the start of the “K” trend. Now it blends into the Kre8tive spelling of traditional names—though admittedly much less cringeworthy than most. It’s “tacky light”

I prefer Catherine to Katherine but there is no universe where Katherine is tacky light.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:K and because it’s better

This was the start of the “K” trend. Now it blends into the Kre8tive spelling of traditional names—though admittedly much less cringeworthy than most. It’s “tacky light”

+1

[Anonymous]

Katherine for sure.

[Anonymous]

Catherine because the it looks visually better.

[Anonymous]

I spelled it with a K for my DD. I don’t care for the nn Cathy and thought the K spelling worked better for the nn Kate.

[Anonymous]

I was raised as a Katherine but in college changed my name legally to Catharine. I saw that spelling, fell in love with it, and for 20+ years I have been Catharine.

[Anonymous]

Anything but Kathryn. That’s so low class.