Which do you prefer?

[lolafran]

Which has the best sound and flow?

[ashthedreamer]

Asher Burke for me! Love it.

[lolafran]

I love the name Asher too, wish my husband did.

[momberry]

in this order:

Miles Burke
Graham Burke
Asher Burke

[danishnames]

LOVE Miles!!

[lo]

I don't like the repeating "r" in Asher Burke. The "r"s don't bother me as much in Graham however. But I voted for Miles because I like the name better.

[mischa]

1 Graham Burke - I think this has the best flow!

2 Miles Burke - OK but a little short with each being one-syllable. Milo Burke?

3 Asher Burke - The repetitive "er" and "ur" doesn't make a great sound.

[gigigibbons]

Miles Burke was far and away the best sound to me. Graham was also very pleasing. I did like Asher as well but not as much as the first two.

[consultantmeghan]

Asher Burke! Miles makes me think of the unit of measurement; Graham makes me think of Graham crackers. Asher is handsome and sounds nice with Burke.

[rin]

1. Miles Burke -- even thought both are only one syllable, the long "i" in Miles makes it work.
2. Graham Burke -- although i'm likely pronouncing this differently (Gray-um, with two syllables, rather than Grahm which is how I hear those in the US say it)
3. Asher Burke -- this is my least favourite combo, i think its because of the repeating "r" sounds.