apparently, the name Cutter derives from the occupational surname which was given to tailors who cut cloth - or even a barber. but yeah, in the context of today, it's an incredibly weird choice of first name!
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I think Celeste is a pretty name but it makes me think of Babar the elephant who is married to Queen Celeste - if I had a child named that I'd be slightly concerned about whether kids would use it to make fun of her weight. I prefer the name Celia which has the same meaning ("heavenly") but the only Celia I've ever known said people could never remember it, and always confused it for similar names (Cecilia, Selina, Sylvia, etc.)
Gianna..
i swear the ugliest girls' names begin with the letter G. Gianna/Giana, Gaia, Gia, Giselle, Greer, Gretel, Gertrude/Gertie, Giovanna, Ginevra, Guilia, Girtha, Gloria, Grey hen, Gabby.
Grey hen 
It upsets me when little kids are named beautiful foreign names but they’re absolutely butchered by their very English parents.
“This is or-eli-ahhh, she’s named after a woman we met in Portugal last year”
It upsets me when little kids are named beautiful foreign names but they’re absolutely butchered by their very English parents.
“This is or-eli-ahhh, she’s named after a woman we met in Portugal last year”
Gabby is vile. Like geese gobbling.
ahaa, that was supposed to be Gretchen! so ugly. in that respect, Grey Hen may actually be a better option!Grey hen
It upsets me when little kids are named beautiful foreign names but they’re absolutely butchered by their very English parents.
“This is or-eli-ahhh, she’s named after a woman we met in Portugal last year”
Gretchen is grim. It literally rhymes with retchin’.
Giselle is even worse. basically naming your kid gristle.
Said with the correct accent its quite beautiful yet being screeched across Lidl in Liverpool it may not bear the same grace.Giselle is even worse. basically naming your kid gristle.
Tala, said like Lala & Nala apparently.
i hate almost all G names - the g sound just makes them so ugly sounding. the boys’ names are somehow worse: george, gregory, graham, gareth, grant, glenn, gerald…… i’ll allow gabriel maybe but that’s it!i swear the ugliest girls' names begin with the letter G. Gianna/Giana, Gaia, Gia, Giselle, Greer, Gretel, Gertrude/Gertie, Giovanna, Ginevra, Guilia, Girtha, Gloria, Grey hen, Gabby.
Gabriel is ok but the shortening to Gabe is nauseating.
This was on our list for baby boy. I'm actually really pleased to see these comments about it as I've been having a bad time wondering whether we picked the right one (thinking PND may be partially to blame!)! It's a really popular name and the one we went with isn't. Your comments have made me feel better and that it was never the right name for himI hate this too.
I’m Jewish and it just reminds me of “JUDE” (Jew) written on yellow stars in Germany
It’s also a weird abrupt sound.
so thank youTala make baking tins don't they? LOLTala, said like Lala & Nala apparently.
I had a boy but Erin was what he'd have been called if he was a girl I think. I'm so glad I didn't have a girl as I've gone right off it and wouldn't name a future daughter Erin now. Scares me how easy it is to change your mind on names! I'm still having doubts about my son's name and he's 5 months
Girtha 
imagine having girth in your name
imagine having girth in your nameFrankly I am beyond grateful that I had a boy because He would have been Katie had he been a girl, thus with the connotations of Katie now forever stained and contaminated by association with Katie Price, I am ecstatic 
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