Your 'Royal" Name

[BinkieBaumont]

To work out your "Royal Title" Decide on the Title you wish to have bestowed on yourself, Lord, Lady,Sir, then use your Grandparents christian Name, for your hyphenated surname, firstly your Pets name, followed by the name of the street where your were born

so I'm

Lord Cecil Modigliani-Winscombe

 

[Warbaby]

Sir Ira Spencer-Milford. If I go back one more generation for a first name, it's Sir Kingsley Spencer-Milford. I rather fancy that name...

 

[Tomasso]

Sir Lance A Lot......A Lot....

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Viscount Sir John "Ginger" Orange

I always wanted to be a Viscount (or a fizzy drink)

 

[dhermann1]

Sir Daniel Rocket-Welding.

 

[Mike in Seattle]

Sir Charles Skitty-Barclay

or using the other grandfather and another pet...

Sir William Coco-Barclay

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Sir Nakielski Earl-52nd. Not good at all...

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Sir Nakielski Earl-52nd. Not good at all...

Sometimes the royal name thing takes a bit of playing around with. God knows, real royalty have done it for centuries. Given your name, I'd go the Central European route -- perhaps something that suggests Old Vienna. Might I recommend the following:

Graf von Nakielski-Szieben

Graf = Earl
Szieben* = Sieben = Seven (5 + 2 =7)

gave it a Polish-style rendering*

 

[AtomicEraTom]

I like that much better. It sounds like the names I read while referencing my Genealogy lol

Sometimes the royal name thing takes a bit of playing around with. God knows, real royalty have done it for centuries. Given your name, I'd go the Central European route -- something that suggests Old Vienna perhaps. Might I recommend the following:

Graf von Nakielski-Szieben

Graf = Earl
Szieben* = Sieben = Seven (5 + 2 =7)

gave it a Polish-style rendering*

 

[LordBest]

Sir Raymond Bigglesworth-Drummond.

I rather like that.

 

[Miss Moonlight]

Some of yours sound so perfect!

I had no idea what 'Christian name' means, had to Google. Ah, given name. I'm not Christian or perhaps I'd have known that... though I think I've heard it in a classic film or two. Here we go then. I can be either:

Lady Carmen Kaiser-DeVos - that one is rather international!
Lady Thelma Marlowe-Prescott - oh I like that one, too.

And we moved an awful lot and had many pets, I could have several of these.

 

[Miss Golightly]

Lady Carmen Kaiser-DeVos

I like this one - very glam!

I would be Lady Moira Tigger-Parnell - not sure about the Tigger bit but I imagine Tiggy could be a great socialite name!

 

[lolly_loisides]

Lady Winifred Fluffy Wellington (just call me Fluffy) Hmm, can I be a Duchess or a Marchioness instead?

 

[Puzzicato]

I like this one - very glam!

I would be Lady Moira Tigger-Parnell - not sure about the Tigger bit but I imagine Tiggy could be a great socialite name!

Speaking of - I didn't see Tiggy Legge-Bourke in the wedding coverage yesterday.

I would be Countess Liselotte Urchin-Telegraph. Which doesn't work very well. Or Cassiopeia-Telegraph.

 

[Miss sofia]

I would be Lady Ellen Frederick-Salford - i can see that printed on my Coutts cheque-book!

 

[Mike in Seattle]

Sir Nakielski Earl-52nd. Not good at all...

It could be worse - the farm my cousins grew up on would've resulted in...

Sir Bill Princess-RuralRouteFive or worse

Sir Ovie Princes-RuralRouteFive

 

[Land-O-LakesGal]

Lady Virgina Abbey-Poplar
or
Lady Estelle Keesha-Dayton

 

[BinkieBaumont]

I Like Keesha Dayton, sounds like someone who would win American Idol! it has a ring to it!

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

My favorite comes from Monty Python's classic Twit of the Year sketch

Nigel Incubator-Jones

 

[Atterbury Dodd]

I come up with something like Lord William Jill-Peabody.:eeek:
Or Lord William Licker-Washington