Message: "Laurel" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Laurel

by -=A=- (Avgvst)

5/3/2008, 12:21 PM

I am not one for botannical names much, but I make an exception for this one. It seems to polarize people in terms of reactions, but I find it very classy and understated, but then, my best friend right after I gradtuated was named Laurel (but it was her adopted name--originally I think it was Da-Yung).

Quite fond of Laurel Amelia.

#Laurel

This message was edited 5/3/2008, 12:23 PM

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- Elena

5/3/2008, 11:59 PM

I love Laurel and was just asking my dh what he thought of the name. One of my dds mentioned that it's difficult to say. I was thinking the same thing.

Laurel Amelia is lovely.

- queenv

5/3/2008, 2:27 PM

I think it is beautiful, a wonderful alternative to the somewhat overused Lauren. Also an improvement on Laura, which everyone seems to love but which I dislike because of a bad association.

- Emma Catherine (Emma McHnery)

5/3/2008, 1:16 PM

and much nicer compared to Lauren, and laura. Laura is classic, and Laurel sounds modern, but not overused like Lauren.Not that Lauren is a a bad, it just sounds dated

- Georgia-Claire (Working Class Hero)

5/3/2008, 12:59 PM

Laurel is one of those names that I've always been attracted to but it has never become a favourite. I agree - it certainly is very classy and understated. I really like it and wouldn't mind seeing it used at all. I'm also pretty sure that I've considered Laurel Amelia before. It certainly is a very strong combo.

- Hannah Ruth

5/3/2008, 12:23 PM

i quite like Laurelin as a mn. Laurel is ok.
Daphne means 'laurel', i prefer that.

- Rachel Shay (Evil)

5/3/2008, 12:23 PM

I'm pretty neutral with it, as I am with all the Laur- names.

Laurel Amelia is fine, but not my style.

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