Going through the usual options (choose one, keep both, hyphenise) this article sets out the conversation highlights on this matter so far:
What to do with your name after marriage – a great post-wedding game | Frances Ryan | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk. It does miss one: some friends of ours chose a new hyphenated surname based on their family histories rather than their birth-certificate surnames. However, the real aim of the article is to set the scene for ....
the newest marital name trend has ensured the long search for a solution is over. Couples are now "meshing": blending the key syllables of both of their surnames to form a brand new sparkling one.
I like it. In our case, that could make us Reynbows. Yep; that sits well with me.
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