Avery London or London Avery?
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Anonymous
| London Avery |
Anonymous
| Avery London. Using a location as a first name is SO trashy. |
Anonymous
| Is it a boy? I know boy Londons and girl Averys. |
Anonymous
| Everlyn Lyndon. |
Anonymous
| Admittedly I dislike both. They sound a little down market. The least worst option is Avery. |
Anonymous
| I typically love different names but I agree these are trashy. Sorry. |
Anonymous
Girl |
Anonymous
I don't like either but, I know a girl London so it has been done. Out of those choices I would do Avery London. Even though I think you should try again. |
Anonymous
| London was the name of a character in "The Suite Life of Zach and Cody" which was a Disney channel show about 15 years ago. She was supposed to be a ditsy spoiled brat. |
Anonymous
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I have an uncle Avery. And I’ve been to London. Neither of which I’d name my daughter after.
Really bad names. But if you had to choose one, like life or death, then Avery. |
Anonymous
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Sorry, OP, like everyone else here, I hate them both.
Avery is a horrible name, but please know that it is a boy's name -- a farmer's name -- if you insist on using it. And London is the name of a city, not a person. Maybe for a dog, but please not your child. |
Anonymous
| I think Avery London is fine |
Anonymous
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Ok I will actually try to be helpful:
Regardless of how you feel a out the names, objectively speaking they sound fine in either order. Neither option is noticably better than the other. So think carefully about what you actually want to call your child, what you want the first name to be, and call them that. |
Anonymous
Both are pretentious. |
Anonymous
| Like Avery printable labels? |