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Family 1

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DW (20):
DH (20):

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DW & DH are high school sweethearts who just got married. DH was raised Catholic and DW is converting to Catholicism. They plan to have a large family.

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DW has a FN without religious associations, that was trendy in the US in the early 2000s and feels a bit dated now. Her MN is dated to the 70s. Her last name is English.

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DH has common saints’ names (FN + MN). His LN is English.

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Family 2

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DW1 (28):
DW2 (31):

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DW1 & DW2 both have high-powered careers in New York, though DW1 grew up in suburban Maryland and DW2 is from Croatia.

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DW1 has a FN that feels sophisticated or classy to you. Her MN and LN Turkish.

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DW2 has a Croatian FN and LN that share a common root. She has no MN.

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Family 3

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GF (25):
BF (24):

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GF & BF grew up in neighboring communities in Southern California, but met in college. They’ve moved back home near the beach and love to surf.

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GF’s FN is from the Old Testament. Her MN honors a musician or band her parents loved. Her LN is German.

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BF’s FN is a common name with one letter added. His MN is filler. His LN is Irish, but doesn’t start with Mc or O’.

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Family 4

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DW (23):
DH (24) :

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DW & DH are a young Mormon couple, both of whose families are in the entertainment industry. They share their lives on social media.

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DW has an unusual, surname-style, unisex FN. Her MN is extremely traditional. Her LN is in the Top 1000 in the US.

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DH has an odd, invented name with a Mormon vibe. His MN is a surname. His LN is a word that you wouldn’t expect to hear as a surname.

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Family 5

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DW (30):
DH (30):

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DW & DH are a British couple who live a bohemian lifestyle, taking extended trips in their van and traveling across continents.

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DW has an Igbo FN but usually goes by a shorter, English NN. Her MN and LN are also Igbo, and her LN is hyphenated.

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DH has a 3-4 syllable, classic, English FN with 2 MNs. His LN is English and made up of two separate words (e.g. Greenwood, Turnbull).

This message was edited 6/5/2025, 10:36 PM