Yvette or Genevieve?
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Anonymous
| I think I’ve narrowed my name choices down to these two. Which do you prefer? |
Anonymous
| Yvette, because Genevieve is trendy now. |
Anonymous
| I like them both. Yvette is unlikely to nickname. Do you like Genevieve nicknames? I think Vivi is so cute |
Anonymous
| Both are nice. Genevieve has 3 syllables so will likely be turned into a nickname. |
Anonymous
| Genevieve because it is beautiful. |
Anonymous
| Genevieve because I think it's a bit more elegant. I guess it's "trendy" in the sense that it is more popular today than it was 10 years ago, but it's not a common name. I also prefer names with more nickname potential (though I also really like the full name on this one). To me, that's pretty ideal. |
Anonymous
| Nope |
Anonymous
| I like both. Also Yvonne - never had a daughter but that was on my list if l did. |
Anonymous
| Yvette, hands down |
Anonymous
| Guinevere |
Anonymous
| I'm French, and love a lot of classic French names, but these are decidedly not my favorites. What about Louise, Camille, Celeste, Thais and Anais (two dots on the i), Marguerite, Manon, Zoe... |
Anonymous
| Yvette |
Anonymous
| Yvette is definitely fresher and a very pretty name. Do you have a French last name? |
Anonymous
| I think they're both nice. I have an infant Genevieve; it's definitely a more common name these days, if that plays into your decision-making. |
Anonymous
| Yvette! |