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I think it is beautiful and romantic

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Though I would spell it Christabel (you could still use Belle as a nn if you wanted).

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Christabel/le Theresa is a mouthful. What about Christabel Tess?

I really don't like Christabelle at all. It's frilly and babyish sounding, especially this spelling. I really hate the name Theresa as well.

I love Christabelle, and that's my favourite spelling too, but I think the name is too frilly for me to use in real life. (I'd use it as a middle name in real life, though.)

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I think Christabelle Theresa is nice but maybe a little long, and Theresa Christabelle would flow better. I love Theresa when it's pronounced teh-RAY-sah.

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"There are few more distressing sights than that
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap
Yeah we'll die in the class we were born
That's a class of our own my love"

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♥Elinor♥

DH and I love Christabel (this spelling only though). It's a beautiful, noble name with some wonderful namesakes throughout history. Theresa is a pretty name too, although something tells me I wouldn't put the two together in a combo.

Christabelle is a very frilly and immature sounding name to me. I don't see it suiting an adult at all. I prefer Christine or Christina. I do like Teresa (this spelling only).

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Every woman is a mystery to be solved. - "Don Juan DeMarco"

It's beautiful, but I personally prefer the spelling Christabel, since the -elle in the end is a bit too much for my taste. But it's perfectly fine anyways. I really like mn Theresa.

I absolutely adore Christabel, but only this spelling. The -elle makes it way too frilly for me. Theresa is another favourite of mine.

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The syllables in Christabel Theresa don't flow very well, IMO, in that order. Theresa Christabel would be great, though.

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Shannon