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I really like both these names, Archer I'd even use in real life. I pronounce Romilly as ROME-ill-ee, but I've never heard it pronounced by anyone else.

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Archer Thomas
Archer Leo
Archer Robin
Archer William
Archer Brennan
Archer Thane
Archer West

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Romilly Alec
Romilly Arthur
Romilly Archer
Romilly August
Romilly Carter
Romilly Malachi
Romilly Noah
Romilly Oliver
Romilly Samuel
Romilly Thomas
Romilly William
Romilly Austin
Romilly Cade
Romilly Ezekiel
Romilly Luca
Romilly Myles
Romilly Seth
Romilly Urban
Romilly Cairo
Romilly West

Romilly is alright. I like Archer.

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Archer Draven
Archer Josiah
Archer Barrett
Archer Bentley
Archer Falk
Archer Chase
Archer Richard
Archer Oliver
Archer Daniel
Archer Floyd (I don't like Floyd at all, but this combo keeps popping into my head)
Archer Lucas
Archer Lucian
Archer Julian
Archer Jusice
Archer Edwin

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Is Romilly for a girl? I thought it was at first, but the other comments said it was a surname so now I'm not sure... I'd say it the way you do probably.

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Romilly Beatrice
Romilly Anne
Romilly Catherine
Romilly Beatrix
Romilly Petunia
Romilly Winifred
Romilly Deirdre
Romilly Luisa
Romilly Louisa
Romilly Patricia
Romilly Esther

I love both and pronounce Romilly the same way you do. I think Milly makes an adorable nickname.

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I just made a million combos for all my favorite names, so here is what I have for Romilly and Archer:

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Romilly Carys Violet
Romilly Alice Kathleen
Romilly Alice Isobel
Romilly Iris Annabel
Romilly Lilias Jane
Romilly Elspeth Pearl
Romilly Violet Pearl
Romilly Matilda Esme
Romilly Esme Violet

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Archer Rufus Henry
Archer Remy Edward
Archer Edward Rafael
Archer Henry James
Archer Finlay George
Archer Alasdair Henry
Archer Peregrin James
Archer August James
Archer James Tiberius
Archer Willem Rafferty
Archer Lucius Pascal

Individually I'd say I don't really have strong feelings about either name, but there is something appealling about both of them. Seeing them together I think they'd be really nice for siblings, though!

I think Romilly is an awesome name, pronounced either RAWM-i-lee (as you posted) or RO-mi-lee.

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However, I'm not a fan of Archer as a first name. I hate Archie. Sorry.

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I don't like them as first names. They are just surnames to me.

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I think you are pronouncing Romilly correctly.

Sound more like surnames than fns... can't get behind those ones. Together, they sound like a law firm or something- not a sibset of little boys.

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That said, I'd be guessing your prn. is correct on Romilly.