Audrey is more of a classic, it has the namesake of audrey hepburn and you can call her rey /. Well audrey & aubrey are very similar to me. Also elegant in an approachable way.
Audrey Whitby Run don’t walk! Watch thethundermansundercover tonight
We have already have an audrey marie and can’t use emma, isabella, charlotte… the only names on the list. I’m not pregnant (yet) but my husband and i have decided that if/when we have a girl we’d like to name her audrey after my grandmother. [name_m]hi[/name_m] berries [name_f][/name_f]i just found out that a very special little old lady in my church named [name_f]audrey[/name_f] passed away.
We can’t seem to agree on a middle name.
[name]love[/name] [name]audrey[/name], and we’d be using it in memory of my grandmother. What are good male and female names for a theatre kid? [name_f]audrey [/name_f] is beautiful, however in my area [name_f]audrey [/name_f] is pretty popular, i have known at least one (or more) baby audreys born every year for the past 5ish. What do you think would be a good name for a sister to audrey?
I have a few ideas, but i’m wondering if i’m missing any great ones: Their differences that you point out : What nn would you use? Audrey & eliza audrey & greta audrey & madeline.
The association with [name]audrey [/name] hepburn makes [name]audrey [/name] sound very sophisticated and also so kind and thoughtful.
Eight weeks left to go and still struggling to pick out a name for our baby girl! Looking for ideas for two middle names for the first name audrey to go with a brother named wyatt henry robert.
