Poppy Jean

[babynamesffs]

Yes/No

[teenytinypontipine]

A no from me sorry. IMO they dont flow that well together but then as is oft mentioned on here, how often does one use a middle name anyway.

[MissGreatBritain]

Don't mind Jean but Poppy is a bit silly and little-girly IMO. Also it sounds a bit American (like Billie Jean). Sorry!

[slowreadingprogress]

I think it's cool and stylish.

[plusonemore]

oh i saw it on the list and thought 'ooh gorgeous', really rare combination too (unlike elie may )

[logi]

lovely

[babynamesffs]

lol I just met a elie may today, weird!

thanks for opinions keep em coming

[helpivegottogivebirth]

I know a Poppy June

I like it (Jean that is)

[Issy123]

I don't like either name and they don't fit together.

[CloudDragon]

really sorry but I would hate to be called poppy as an adult. Lovely name for a 5 year old.

[chichichien]

Jean is ok. Not poppy

[babynamesffs]

poppy is on the list of mners most unliked names

[fijibird]

I love the name Poppy - I think it is very British as it makes me think of Remembrance Sunday I am 41 & would be very happy if I was called Poppy!

[yama]

I like Poppy but have to admit (like MissGreatBritain) I thought Billie Jean when I read your thread title.

Does Jean mean something to you?

What about Poppy Jane?

[MaggieBeauLeo]

I like Poppy! I'm not sure I like it enough to use it as a first name though. I prefer Polly. I might use Penelope Jean on the birth cert and then see if the nn Poppy/Polly/Penny emerged. I also like Jeannie which oddly was considered too frumpy and scottish by mners, but I don't understand why Jeannie is Scottish and if so why that matters.

[diddl]

I like Poppy.
Jean just too oldfashioned for me.

[MrsBarbaraKingstanding]

Poppy sound too much like a decription of somehting ie it's very poppy, or too poppy Obv made up to describe somehitng that Pops alot, like being called Bubbly or Smashy.

Sorry.

But Jean is a great middle name, particuarly if it's a family name, I approve of the use of family names as middle names to please lovely GP's.

[hulabula]

Poppy sounds like a cute nickname, but to me it just doesn't sound elegant/gracious enough to be a woman's name.

Much prefer Penelope!

[Whitetara]

I like it. It's quite striking written down.