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Blander than the blandest. More ordinary than a white-bread sandwich. As someone, Charles Lamb I think, said of brandy and water, it ruins two good things.

I prefer the appearance of Annemarie. Regardless, the name is unassumingly lovely.

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Annemarie Augusta
Annemarie Cecilia
Annemarie Claudette
Annemarie Claudia
Annemarie Clotilde
Annemarie Cordelia
Annemarie Delphine
Annemarie Edwina
Annemarie Ginevra
Annemarie Gwendolen
Annemarie Heloise
Annemarie Josette
Annemarie Lavinia
Annemarie Letitia
Annemarie Louisa
Annemarie Odette
Annemarie Odile
Annemarie Paulette
Annemarie Priscilla
Annemarie Sibylla
Annemarie Sophia
Annemarie Viola
Annemarie Virginia
Annemarie Winifred
Annemarie Zuleika

This message was edited 12/27/2016, 7:40 AM

Annmarie looks weird to me, with the letters N and M being so close together. The only name where I really like these two together is Autumn and that is because it's also a word. If I could separate them I would do so and Annemarie is just as accepted and well known as Annmarie (I would say even more so). This is why I would change the spelling to Annemarie.

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It's very bland. Anne and Marie are completely overused as middle names and putting them together doesn't make them more exciting, rather a bit more dated. I like Marie as a first name, without Anne tagged to it.

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It definitely needs and exciting middle name. Annemarie seems so lifeless and dull.

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Annemarie Cleo
Annemarie Luna
Annemarie Tabitha
Annemarie Eliana
Annemarie Sabrina
Annemarie Vivian
Annemarie Genevieve
Annemarie Caterina
Annemarie Jessamine
Annemarie Viviana
Annemarie Juliet