What do you think of the name Astrid Soleil?

Question

Soleil is pronounced: So-lay

Answer 1

If your surname begins with the letter S, I'd advise against it.

Answer 2

I don't like Astrid, but Soleil is nice.  

Answer 3

I don't like it. But that's just my opinion.

Answer 4

uh. hate it. sorry.

Answer 5

I Love Astrid

I am not as fond of Soleil....I like it, but don't love it.

Definitely stick with Astrid!!!

= )

Answer 6

Astrid is fine but Soleil just reminds me of Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas.

Answer 7

I hate it. Sorry.

Answer 8

I think there is a HUGE amount of potential for it being made fun of.

Answer 9

It's kind of out there. It'd be nice if the names were separate. Too spacey for me.

Answer 10

It is nice, not too common

Answer 11

i would put it in the same category with Suzuki Dollop

Answer 12

yes i agree, thats a name that people would make fun of. to me, that sounds too science-fictiony

Answer 13

Oooooh, it's super cute, creative, and fits together well!!

Answer 14

I really like Astrid ~ it's a very pretty name :)

The whole name sounds nice together, but is there a different spelling for Soleil? Something that is more phonetic so she doesn't have to correct people on the spelling and/or pronounciation. It may get tiring after awhile. Maybe "Soleigh" "Solay" The way you have it spelled, it looks very nice ~ but it may be irritating to live with.

Answer 15

it sounds "out of this world"

it reminds me of "asteroid" and then "solar"

so it's kind of like the galaxy and space etc...

Answer 16

I love Soleil. My step sister is actually named Soleil, but im not so in love w/ astrid, honestly i hate the name....srry :(

I would rather have Soleil as a first name.

suggestions:

Soleil Faith

Soleil Marie

Soleil Michelle

Soleil Chantal

Soleil Claire

Soleil Charisse

Soleil Giselle

Soleil Moon

Soleil Jolie

Soleil Lucille

Soleil Renee

Soleil Raine

srry all the names are french, they're the only names I could think of. :)

Hope this Helps. :)

Answer 17

I love both, but not together.  They're a little too much like that (not to mention I'd always avoid AS initials in case she happens to ever want to go by an S surname in the future lol).  But separately, paired with more traditional middle names, I really love them.  Astrid Elizabeth?  Elizabeth Soleil?  Something like that.