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I knew a girl in college and she ended up being an Izzy. I hope she avoids this because the name made her seem ugly to me even though she wasn't a bad-looking girl. Although after the pretty girl on Grey's Anatomy, this may be changed. I just remember thinking the girl was ugly because she had an ugly name.

This message was edited 12/22/2010, 7:38 PM

Congratulations to your co-worker and family.

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I love each name individually, although I don't think they flow well together. But kudos to the parents for choosing classic names and not using a filler mn. Besides, the names might honor people in which case flow is irrelevant. So overall, thumbs up from me.

I would never personally use Isabella (I would use Isobel though), but it is certainly a very pretty combo...

It's nice enough though I'd rather see Julianne as the fn rather than another Isabella (as pretty as it is).

*rolls eyes*. That's all. Just *rolls eyes*.

I love Julianne, but I don't like Isabella, I just can't warm to it at all.

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Even before all the Isabel type names became so popular, I was on an Isabel overload, as it has long been well used (or dare I say over used) in Hispanic cultures.

It's a nice name, but I'm seeing way too much of it. Julianne makes a nice middle name, though.

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It isn't bad, but it's too frilly for my taste. I like Isa for a nn.