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Just like on my facebook poll, an equal number of people like either name :(

I think Llyr Callum flows better, but they are both nice.

Alastair.

Llyr Alastair. :)

Congrats! (Maybe you've already posted about Llyr's birth, but I missed it.)

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Llyr Alastair makes my tongue feel a little funny. I'd go with Llyr Callum/

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Freya, Ronan, and Llyr make a very nice set of names, indeed!

I prefer Alastair because I don't like Callum but admittedly it doesn't sound great with Llyr.

This message was edited 9/4/2012, 9:20 AM

I like Llyr Callum (or Calum) better, but I am not sure if I pronounce Llyr right. (I am from Germany)

Callum

Definitely Llyr Alastair. The flow is so much nicer, imo. Also, I just prefer Alastair to Callum.

I like the name Callum. Prefer the spelling Calum though

Llyr is a cool name.

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I prefer the combo Llyr Callum even though I prefer Alastair when on their own.

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This message was edited 9/4/2012, 3:44 AM

Llyr Callum. Alastair is too close to Alexandra.

Llyr Alastair.

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They're both nice, but Llyr Alastair has a better flow, I think.

I'd have said Alastair, but that would give him essentially the same mn as big sister Freya. Most kids wouldn't mind, but if yours might - if Ronan felt left-out or less loved or whatever - then Callum might be the way to go. It's getting tired as a fn, but in the mn position, why not? Except that, rhythmically, a three-syllable mn seems to work better.

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I rather enjoy Llyr, but I'd be much more likely to use Marinus instead.