Message: "Lilybella" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Lilybella

by Lily (Destry)

12/29/2009, 5:06 PM

Today I heard of a woman who named her baby daughter Lilybella. I think it's really frilly and super feminine but I kind of like it.

I've also once heard of a girl named Lilybelle.

What do you think of Lilybelle and Lilybella? How would you spell them? Lilibelle? Lilibella?

#Lilybella

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- Anneza (guest)

1/1/2010, 6:41 AM

Yuck.

- Pink Princess

12/30/2009, 5:22 AM

I like both versions, Lily sounds lovely with either Belle or Bella imo. I'd spell the name as a double fn, such as Lily-Belle or Lily-Bella.

- Fran (Mondays Child) +2

12/30/2009, 3:32 AM

Not feeling either of those, and would much prefer Lily Bella / Lily Belle. This is, of course, in spite of my love for Lilibeth.

- New_Chloe

12/30/2009, 11:11 AM

Lilibeth

That is SO CUTE. I also love Lilibet.

And Lily Belle as a double name is very pretty. I still prefer Lillibel, but Lily Belle is sweet, no denyin'.

- GiovannaDevorah

12/30/2009, 3:36 AM

in that case:

why not Lilibelle or Bella Lillian?

- GiovannaDevorah

12/29/2009, 11:03 PM

Lilybelle

- Katica (earthnut)

12/29/2009, 6:47 PM

I like Lilybell.

- Wordsmith

12/29/2009, 6:38 PM

To be frank, I hate Lilybelle and Lilybella.

However, I admire Rosabel.

- New_Chloe

12/29/2009, 5:29 PM

Lillibel is sooo cuuuute. Lilybella is pretty but a bit too much for me.

Lillibel is said a touch different than Lilybelle in my opinion; Lillibel is "Lileh-bell" and Lilybelle is, well, "Lily-bell".

Soo sweet. Maybe too sweet for a person?

- BBH

12/29/2009, 5:22 PM

I think it is horrible! It is like something a 3-year-old would concoct, confused about the pronunciation of Isabella.

- Katie Leanne

12/29/2009, 5:09 PM

they are both cute, especially Lilybelle, but in a cute at the moment but will become super dated in a few years and i can't see them aging well as a full name, guess they'd have the choice of Lily or Belle / Bella though

I've seen / heard alot worse

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