Classy and elegant girl name??

Steph73005

Please vote in the poll and thanks for your opinion!!
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cdzcapok

If you are going with the middle name Anne, then I like Vivian Anne the best.  However, my favorite of the bunch is Gabrielle.

Aligator28

Not sure why, but I think Vivian is the most "elegant" of the bunch. 

Marnie0901

I love, love, love Vivian. I have a friend who just named her baby Vivian and I get jealous every time I say it (haha). Beautiful, classy, and well-known but not common.

MicahBaviere

Vivien - Pretty Woman. That's all I can think of. 

Gabriella - love this one. Rarely hear it, and evokes such beautiful imagery.

Samantha - eh. Froofy, and I despise "Sam" as a nn for a girl.

Ava - overused. Definitely overused.  

ablou

While I love all of these names (other than Gabriella.  The "a" sound at the end feels superfluous), I don't think that any of them goes well with Anne as a middle name.  I don't think they flow well.  Vivian Anne sounds like you have a stutter.

kelly321

I like both Gabriella and Vivian, and voted for Gabriella just because I feel Vivian is getting really popular. For years and years I'd planned to give my first future daughter Vivian as a mn to honor my maternal grandmother. When DD was born last year I did, but it kind of annoys me that it's getting so popular. I feel like instead of being recognized as a tribute to my grandmother, it can easily be confused with me just thinking the popular name is cool.

But I do really like the name Vivian anyway. 

thetwinkies&Vivi

DD is Vivienne, I wanted a strong,yet feminine and classic name that would mature well. So my vote is for Vivian, second choice would be Gabriella.

Saltina11

Vivian reminds me of the prostitute in Pretty Woman. I'd steer clear of all versions of that name.

 

kjj834

I think all of your choices are beautiful!

BarefootRI

Vivian is my favorite and I also consider it the most "classy and elegant" of the bunch (although they are all very nice). That said, I don't like it paired with Anne since it ends in an. It sounds too repeatitive to me.