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It definitely seems southern U.S. I would definitely confuse it with Willadeen/Willadean. I think if anything it should be broken up with Willow as a first name and Dean as a middle name, but I would much prefer Willow, Willa, or Wilhelmina.

I encountered this name a while ago. I think it's okay, but it doesn't really flow well, as Willow is a very modern name while Dean is a bit old.

It's very whimsical Southern. I would instinctively pronounce it like "Willadeen", which gives it a nice warm twang. I like it. Much more than Willoughby, in terms of Willow elaborations.

Don't like it