What do you think of the name Jasmine Elise?

Just curious:)

What do you think of the name Jasmine Elise?
it rolls off the tongue in a sassy and feminine way. nice choice of names there. :)
Reply:I love both names, but I actually don't think it rolls off the tongue very well. I think a middle name starting with a consonant would be better.





For example, say Jasmine Rose out loud. Rose isn't necessarily the name to pick, but the hard "r" sound works better following Jasmine.
Reply:Very Pretty!





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Reply:It works.....not bad
Reply:I've always like the name Jasmine, and Elise is pretty.
Reply:Very nice. It reminds me of Princess Jasmine from Aladin.
Reply:Yes, this is a beautiful name for the baby and also my grandmas name was Elsie and my cousin got named after her a Elise and yes I think they both are beautiful so hope you name your kid that name I like it...
Reply:I think it is a lovely name :)
Reply:very pretty....flows very well together
Reply:I like it. Its close to my goddaughter's name Jasmine Alaniese.
Reply:Jasmine is trashy, although it's spelled right at least. That redeems it somewhat.





Elise is very pretty. It's one of my favorite middle names.
Reply:jasmine is a pretty name im having a girl im calling her grace
Reply:Sounds good to me
Reply:I have always loved the name Jasmine for a darker skinned girl!! jasmine elise is beautiful...I love it.
Reply:Very pretty name! It's actually kind of rare these days to see Jasmine spelled correctly - and that happens to be most gorgeous spelling of it that exists (in my opinion). Jazmin, Jazzmeen, etc. all kind of look trashy (no offense). Elise is also very beautiful and works really well with Jasmine. Please don't change around the spelling 'kre8atively'! It's great just like that.





However, there are tons of other variations on Jasmine and Elise if you were interested - Jessamine, Jessamina, Eliza, Elissa, etc. But Jasmine Elise is beautiful on its own - the s's really work well with each other (as opposed to the z in Eliza, for example). And they don't end with the same letter or sound or anything, which can tend to sound annoying.
Reply:it's classic, but sounds like it could be my grandma's name!
Reply:Beautiful