Style consistency?

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Do you think it's important to name all your children using the same naming style? For instance... I named my first child "Thea", which is a bit more trendy. But for baby number 2 I'm leaning towards a much more traditional name "Edward". Do you think it sounds weird to have one kid with a modern trendy name and then another a super old school family name?

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Thea is a very traditional, “old fashioned” name! I think Edward goes perfectly with it.

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My husbands family had a trendy name and then 2 old names!
They’re all adults now, and I can honestly say this is the first time I’ve ever thought about it 😆
I think you’ll be fine!!

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I think Thea is an older name. Older names are trendy now. I love Theadora but hubs says no lol We have a son named Grant and hope to have a daughter someday named Scarlet.

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I dont think it matters.

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Thea may be trendy now, but it's actually a really old name. I say give your children names that you like, that have meaning to you. They don't need to go together.

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My daughter name Katelyn different style then my son name George more older name its doesn't really matter

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Definitely similar style. If one was Edward and the other was something super trendy or misspelled/made up sounding, then it would be weird.

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I don’t think it matters. My name’s Erin, which was pretty popular around the time I was born, and my sisters name is Lucille (she goes by Lucy), which is super old fashioned. We both fit our names, though.

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I think Thea and Edward are of the same “old” or “traditional” naming style. I personally think it’s important. I wouldn’t want a son named Bob and then a daughter name Periwinkle  or something crazy like that lol. We like unisex names for our girls so we’ll keep that same trend going. But that’s just my opinion.

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I think those go great together!
I definitely don't think a tight style needs to be kept between siblings. But I do think it's possible for sibling names to seem very unbalanced and to clash. Like naming one daughter Arabella and the second daughter Ryan. I think that would be unfair and awkward. Or like naming your sons Michael and Alcazar.... also awkward. 
But outside of that kind of extreme cases, I think style alone doesn't matter. Especially not the sort of thing you're talking about... I wouldn't even register those as being different styles. They both sound traditional to me.

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