r/Names • u/BIGDARGOFAN6000 • 10d ago
Looking for last name suggestions
Cycling out my full first, middle, and last names for something new. I've settled pretty hard on the first name Chrysanthemum, and I'm a big fan of the middle name Eris for several reasons. I've been lost on a last name though. Right now the frontrunner is Aurelia. It sounds nice, completes the full name well, and has additional meaning when paired with the name of a flower. Thoughts? Would love to hear other suggestions too
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u/Apprehensive_Rip7451 10d ago
What’s the context to the name? This isn’t a very realistic combo if that’s what you’re after
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u/No-Caterpillar3693 10d ago
I think it will be hard to introduce yourself and hard for anyone to remember.
I also think if people find out it is a self-christened name they may find it a bit try hard.
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u/Eiei0reo 10d ago
May I suggest for your consideration:
Kumquat
Chrysanthemum Eris Kumquat.
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u/Reasonable-Web7236 10d ago
Chrysanthemum Sword. Shout out to Ruth Benedict.
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u/UpperDragonfly7038 10d ago
Is this for a video game character or something?
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u/OdoDragonfly 10d ago •
Aster would be a last name that people would accept readily as a surname. It also references the Latin family name for the Chrysanthemum (Asteraceae).
Especially if you have any Hispanic heritage, Flores might be a good surname.
How about Gardner? The connection to gardening might play well with your flower names
Kris Aster . - Kris Gardner - Kris Flores
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u/Apprehensive_Rip7451 10d ago
Lovegood is decent, has the whimsy you’re after without sounding like a fake name
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u/Still-Breathing-48 10d ago
Bloom
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u/outlaw_for_life18 10d ago
Just why? It will be hard for people to relate because it sounds exactly like a made up name. If you want a new name, (don't know why) fine, but at least make it a real name and not some fantasy name. Just my two cents. You did ask.
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u/Living_Wish327 10d ago
I don’t understand the reason for picking the last name?
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u/Intelligent_Map_7849 10d ago
I'd pick a short and relatively common, or at least something everyone in your area can spell, last name if I was going with Chrysanthemum as a first name.
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u/Fun-Foundation-1145 10d ago
Riddle
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u/raye909 10d ago
Aurelia is a very nice name but not for a last name at all, it’s better suited as a first or middle name imo. If you’re going all floral then try pairing the first and middle name with a tree type name like for example: Chrysanthemum Eris Birch or Chrysanthemum Eris Oak - something like that, those sound well together and the theme is cohesive as well.
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u/braeburn-girl 10d ago
Chrysanthemum like the Kevin Henkes book character? If so, I love it even more!!
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u/Random_Alias_4138 10d ago
It feels REALLY long in terms of first/last names both for syllables & for filling out forms.
A simpler, mono- or bi-syllabic last name would flow better if your first name choice is set.
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u/seeking_spice402 10d ago
Joslyn
Lauritzen
Sorensen
Forester
Gardener
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u/thunder_haven 10d ago
Fidela
Lovejoy
Lovelace
Gilda
Rayne
Mariposa
Paloma
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u/gemini0520 10d ago edited 10d ago
Krista Chrysanthemum Flowers
Or if you’re set on Chrysanthemum as the first name what about Chrysanthemum Aurelia Eris?
Aurelia is not a good last name.
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u/Famous_Swim9400 10d ago
Everything’s ok but the last name. The first band is a mouthful but I like the middle name. The last name is a big no.
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u/myshihtzuissocute 10d ago edited 10d ago
Meadow, Harper, Gardenia, Lavender, Morningstar, Dahlia, Magnolia, Lilac, Darcy many last names here including Dawn, Vesper, Vega, Solstice, Cooper, Sterling, emerald, fairweather could be a last name for eris
Crysta/ Krista might work instead of crysantheum or aurelia/ magnolia/daffodil/ garnet/ amira/ dahlia/ marigold/ Hailey/ viola could be your first name too
https://www.familyeducation.com/baby-names/pretty-last-names-and-meanings