Do you like the name Ann Claire?

Answer 1

Whilst I do like the name, I think you may be able to 'spice it up' a little bit, by using a different variation of Ann. I think it needs to be spiced up a bit because Ann was very overused in our Grandparents time, therefore is still considered somewhat 'boring', sorry! Here's some ideas I came up with.

Anna, Susannah, Johanna, Savannah, Gianna, Anne-marie, Anneliese, Roxanne, Hannah, Rhiannon, Anabel, Danika, Annalie, DeAnna, Annika, Kerry-Anne, Brianna, Shannon, Liana, Lana, Tatiana, Jordana, Edana, Viviana, Diana, Ilana, Dana, Montana, Liliana, Anastasia, Giordana, Alana, Indiana, Oriana, Milana, Ivana, Eliana, Oxana, Juliana

Hope I could help!

Answer 2

Why, yes I do! BUT I think I like Claire Ann better. It just seems to flow a little more. Either way, it's a nice name and it's not too "out there" like some of the names I've seen. I named my DD Chloe Morgan, which is pretty common now, but when I had her, there were no Chloes anywhere. She's 17. Now she's stuck with a trendy name (I still like it though) The names Claire and Ann are classic - you can't go wrong. :)

Answer 3

It's ok, but I think it flows better as Claire Ann.

Answer 4

how about Claire Anne?

Answer 5

Yes! With one question: Wasn't 'Claire' traditionally a male spelling, and 'Clare' traditionally a female spelling?

I thought that was common knowledge, so I was very disappointed when my daughter's middle name was misspelled on all her documents before I realized it! She was supposed to be named after a woman named 'Clare'...

Answer 6

I do, but I think Anna Claire flows more smoothly.

Answer 7

anna claire is cool- i kno someone with that name

Answer 8

Yes. Classy, different, yet not weird. Very nice.

Answer 9

ya

Answer 10

Not really