Julianna Grace??

Wifey&Mommy

DH and I are trying to narrow down our list of girl names.  Top picks are

Julianna Grace and

Savannah Grace

Thoughts?  DDs name is Makayla Lynn. Thanks

Brodyrox30

I like Julianne better. But Julianna is nice.

FunNSunAZ

If we were having a girl, her name would have been Juliana Grace. My name is Liana, hence my preference to use one "N".

SnoopyLuv

I prefer one N too. Grace to me is just a filler MN (like Marie, Lynn, etc) but if that's cool with you go for it, it's a pretty name.

magsugar13

1 n or 2 nn's make the pronunciation different I am assuming OP knows that.

I love Julianna but I actually klike the original spelling with a G.

It is a beautiful name!

KayteandRob

i think they are both beautiful! 

LMS05

I love them both.

plunderb

SnoopyLuv:

I prefer one N too. Grace to me is just a filler MN (like Marie, Lynn, etc) but if that's cool with you go for it, it's a pretty name.

Agree.

dana1318a

Julianna is the one super feminine sounding names (IMO) that I really really like.  Usually I like names that are less frilly, so for example instead of Julianna I would pick Julie.  But for some reason I just love the way Julianna sounds.  I think almost any name flows well with mn Grace, so I think you're fine there. 

brookelynpaisley

I like Julianna. Not fan of Savannah

jlhook0

In my area, Savannah is becoming less common (there are still quite a few around age 8-9) but the -anna trend is really strong in Maryland. I personally know of 3 baby girls under 2 named Julianna. A few years ago, I had 4 little girls with -anna (or some variation thereof), so I guess maybe I'm -anna'ed out!

So I guess I got a little long-winded, but I say Savannah Grace.

zaramarie81

jlhook0:

In my area, Savannah is becoming less common (there are still quite a few around age 8-9) but the -anna trend is really strong in Maryland. I personally know of 3 baby girls under 2 named Julianna. A few years ago, I had 4 little girls with -anna (or some variation thereof), so I guess maybe I'm -anna'ed out!

So I guess I got a little long-winded, but I say Savannah Grace.

Love Julianna (esp with one n but also like it with two). But I am a tad worried the "Julie" variations are going to boom in popularity soon, though. If that doesn't bother you, go for it.