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its become tacky by association
if I met a German girl called Mercedes it wouldn't seem as tacky maybe but the people Ive met and heard of with kids called Mercedes and Portia are very british, lower class, jeremy kyle type chavs, they are quite well know chav names around here along with Vuitton, channel and Armani (maybe its aspirational, like name you kid after something you could never afford to own
to be fair Ive never heard a chav called Vesper but it makes me think of the scooter that falls in the 'naming after cars' style category
in the same style though I do like Jasper and Casper (although the latter makes me think of ghosts)
its become tacky by association
if I met a German girl called Mercedes it wouldn't seem as tacky maybe but the people Ive met and heard of with kids called Mercedes and Portia are very british, lower class, jeremy kyle type chavs, they are quite well know chav names around here along with Vuitton, channel and Armani (maybe its aspirational, like name you kid after something you could never afford to own
to be fair Ive never heard a chav called Vesper but it makes me think of the scooter that falls in the 'naming after cars' style category
in the same style though I do like Jasper and Casper (although the latter makes me think of ghosts)
In the village I grew up in someone ended up calling their kids Tia Maria, Jack Daniel and Smirnoff...
Wish I was joking
sounds nice otherwise but does strike me as masculine.I think I remember you posting something about Vesper as a middle name before, as it's a family name? Is that correct?
It's definitely "different" but I don't think it's too "out there" really. I think it could be pretty cute and a nickname could be Vess (like the popular Jess or Tess). I personally just think it doesn't sound so feminine because of the -er ending; however perhaps that's what you're going for - I know not all girl names need to be feminine
