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    Kaelyn Jolie or Bella Jolie?

    Kaelyn Jolie or Bella Jolie?

    *Jolie is staying, after my grandfather Joseph Lee.*

    Thank you so much!

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    Bella Jolie, by a mile. It has a really lovely flow. The only potential issue I see is that both names have essentially the same meaning -- I don't know if that repetition is a problem or if it only deepens the reference and strengthens the name. I personally think it's not too much at all -- in fact, I quite like it -- but it's something to be aware of.
    Last edited by biademedici; April 23rd, 2012 at 09:14 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by biademedici View Post
    Bella Jolie, by a mile. Beautiful choice!
    I agree. Kaelyn is trendy, and although Bella is popular, it is still timeless. Kaelyn is one of those names that people will probably be able to date to 2010-2012+.
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    I like both, but I lean towards Kaelyn since that was a name on my list for my daughter. Jolie is very cute to honor your grandfather!

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    Oh, definitely Bella Jolie. I love that!

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    I vote Kaelyn, I like how it looks and sounds, even if there is potential for correcting the spelling a lot. If you're prepared for that, then use it! I have a traditionally spelled first name but still got spelling errors.
    Bella is far easier to deal with, especially with a unique middle name, but I really don't like it. I'm in the minority, so I think you can't go wrong either way.
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    I think a name that means "beautiful pretty" is a bit much so maybe the other one is best.
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    Bella will be huge because of twillight and bella jolie means pretty pretty. I think it's too much.

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    Bella, by a mile. Kaelyn is super tryndee and irritates me. Even though Bella and Jolie have the same meaning, I still prefer that combo.

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    Bella Jolie for me, too! I absolutely love Bella, but it does seem quite cutesy to me. What about something like Isabelle/a, Arabella/e, Annabelle/a, Mirabella/e, or Bellamy, nn Bella?

    Isabelle Jolie or Arabella Jolie, nn Bella, would be really sweet!
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