Future Baby - ending in n's

countrywed

So I was thinking of baby names with DH as we are TTC, and mentioned Evan, which I have like lately even though popular. I have also always like Owen before I knew it was popular. The middle name I am thinking of is Harlen - DH's father figure.  We have 3 syllable last name ending in son (Anderson used as example). So if I did those names every name ends with a n.  Would it work or should I move on to different names--popularity not to be taken into consideration in case I find a different n ending name I like.

 

So. . . Evan Harlen Anderson or Owen Harlen Anderson -- Will it work?

 

cnomack

UKmommy:

I think those names flow quite well. I wouldn't worry about the repeating N sound. 

 

Agreed!  

evaazalea

Slightly sing songy, but I'd keep them, the only Evan I know is an Evan Anderson, his twin is Graham. 

countrywed

TysMomPlusOne:

Slightly sing songy, but I'd keep them, the only Evan I know is an Evan Anderson, his twin is Graham. 

The hat on you DD is perfect in you siggy--love it!

CeCe8579

UKmommy:

I think those names flow quite well. I wouldn't worry about the repeating N sound.nbsp;

I agree! I prefer Evan a little more then Owen!

jenheartsmonsters

I think Evan is the loveliest of the two.

megemoney

It's all too rhyme-y for me.  But I think Evan is a great name. 

evaazalea

countrywed:

TysMomPlusOne:

Slightly sing songy, but I'd keep them, the only Evan I know is an Evan Anderson, his twin is Graham. 

The hat on you DD is perfect in you siggy--love it!

 

Thanks! ? 

megaroo64

I like Evan better as well.  And I don't think it matters the similar "n" endings between the middle and last name. 

GWUAlum

I think it's fine. I'd pick Evan over Owen.

Lue94

UKmommy:

I think those names flow quite well. I wouldn't worry about the repeating N sound. 

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RocksInTheWater

I like both Owen and Evan.  I wouldn't worry about all 3 names ending in the letter n since you don't often refer to your kids by all 3 names.  Evan Anderson or Owen Anderson sound great.