Aubrienne or Aubrianne?

ajr51594 · Senior member **Joined:** 30 Nov 2005 **Posts:** 902

I really like the name Aubrey. I also picked up these two variations.
Aubrienne (Aubrey-EN)
or
Aubrianne (Aubrey-ANNE)

Which do you like better or shoudl I just stick with Aubrey?

blessings,
Allison

Guest · Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 9:18 am Post subject:

I like the name Aubrianne. Most people will know how to pronounce it, and it sounds more feminine.

You could also go with the traditional Audrey, or Audrianne. If names follow the trends I think they will, then there will be less and less traditional names once your child gets into school. An Audrey will stand out more than five or six Aubery's.

Guest · Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 1:27 pm Post subject: Aubrianne!

I love both of them, but I agree with rosaline that the "anne" spellling is more feminine. I myself would probably spell it Aubrienne tho. Gorgeous Very Happy

kristy-n-chad · Senior member **Joined:** 10 Jan 2006 **Posts:** 1297

I really like Aubrianna. (Aw-bree-onna)

ajr51594 · Senior member **Joined:** 30 Nov 2005 **Posts:** 902

I also really like Audrey,in fact it was top of my list for a long time! then, I realized that there had been an Audrey in teh family. It's really weird that I forgot, but we were never that close. My stepmom's mother was Audrey. I think naming my child that might give my stepmom the idea that I was somehow honoring her and her mom. Not to sound catty, but I wouldn't NOT want to do that. Neither of them deserve the honor. Also, my grandmother was Barbara, I'd rather honor her with a name that has similar sounds. You're right though, there are gonna be a lot of aubreys! that's why I was thinking about these variations Smile

thanks for the input!
blessings,
Allison

Laurynne · Senior member **Joined:** 26 Jul 2004 **Posts:** 4940

I like these "Aubrey names" the best:

Aubrielle
Aubrianna
Aubriella

Guest · Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 6:38 pm Post subject:

I like Aubrianna ~~Pro.-Aubrey-anna

Boly · Name Expert **Joined:** 01 Sep 2005 **Posts:** 4991

I would shorten them to Aubriene and Aubriane just to save space on paper for the little girl.

I love Aubrielle(a), it's a GP name on my list of favorites Smile

Candlewax · Senior member **Joined:** 24 Dec 2005 **Posts:** 3165

I detest Aubrey and all of its variants--it's so masculine and ugly. Audrey is pretty--it's a shame you can't use it. Have you considered Adrienne? It's slightly similar..