There was an 80s actress named Haviland Morris. She was in Sixteen Candles.

No.

Love an unusual but interesting name. That is not it.

In middle school she will receive the nickname "Have a hand" which will quickly morph to "Handy" (as in "hand job").

Anonymous wrote:It’s a nice airplane brand.

+1

I love it, OP.

Anonymous wrote:I've heard of worse.

However, I would spell it Haviland.

I would also really want there to be a family connection. I don't mind last names as first names, but without a family connection, I wonder why.

+1 please use one L

It’s a r/tradgedeigh otherwise

Um, no.

How about:

Hayes

She will be callie Hallie?

Anonymous wrote:What do you think?

No

I've heard of worse.

However, I would spell it Haviland.

I would also really want there to be a family connection. I don't mind last names as first names, but without a family connection, I wonder why.

NO.

Anonymous wrote:No.

As many people have pointed out, the last name as first name has jumped the shark. It no longer implies Old Money respectability.

Every transaction will result in a request to spell it.

Last names as first names are a tale as old as time. So many (most?) first names started as last names. The concept hasn’t “jumped the shark”, nor did it ever relay “old money,” (even if that’s what people wanted it to) - this one is just not a weird and not common (yet) first name.

Some names mean “love” or “harmony” and some mean “a company founded between 1875 and 1940.”

One L not two, it's redundant.

Like the china? Kind of weird, but I sort of like it. I would pronouce in Have a lind.