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27 April 2011

What is your Royal Wedding guest name? →[More:]1 - Start with either Lord or Lady.
2 - Your first name is one of your grandparents' names.
3 - Your surname is the name of your first pet
4 - Summed up with "of" plus the name of the street you grew up on

Mine: Lady Charlotte Owen of Rampart

post by: ThePinkSuperhero at: 20:22 | 53 comments

Lord Lewis Of Winston

posted by rollick 27 April | 20:26

Oh wait I screwed that up.......

Lord Lewis Winston Of Evergreen

posted by rollick 27 April | 20:27

Lord Elmer MommaCat of Casey

posted by jason's_planet 27 April | 20:27

Lady Elane Raisin of 10th Street

posted by jeoc 27 April | 20:36

Lord Bertrum Tater-Chip of Spencer

posted by Ardiril 27 April | 20:45

Lord Doyce Jasper of Rome

posted by BoringPostcards 27 April | 20:54

Lady Thelma George of Gordon. Meh, boring.

posted by gaspode 27 April | 21:18

Lady Jane Casey of Fir Tree.

posted by amro 27 April | 21:18

I'm afraid to say that I've never owned a pet: Lord O'Leary Nothing of Ellis

Lord Nothing.

posted by Kronos_to_Earth 27 April | 21:22

lol

posted by ThePinkSuperhero 27 April | 21:27

Lady Constance Killer of Magnolia.

Lord Nothing and Lady Killer belong together!

posted by fancyoats 27 April | 21:31

Lady Wallis Trixie of Sunnycrest

posted by iconomy 27 April | 21:33

Lord Joseph Airport of Suwanee.

posted by fleacircus 27 April | 21:36

Lord Murrell Tootie of Bigby at your service.

posted by HotPatatta 27 April | 21:53

Lady Natalia Spike of Blumemstrasse.

posted by crush-onastick 27 April | 21:54

Lord Norman Henry of Tramway

posted by dg 27 April | 22:13

Lord Clarence Sugar of Windstream

posted by Hugh Janus 27 April | 22:26

Lady Eithne Cosmo of Embury.

posted by Miko 27 April | 23:11

Lady Mildred Tiger of Fireweed

posted by rhapsodie 27 April | 23:11

Lady Evelyn Ginseng of Cuyler.

posted by occhiblu 27 April | 23:12

Lady Anna Daisy of Gentry

posted by brujita 27 April | 23:49

hm. Lord Chancellor Sparky of Zero.

posted by drhydro 28 April | 00:04

Lady Gertrude Dabble of Birchwood.

Gosh, I don't sound very drenched in old English nobility.

posted by Savannah 28 April | 00:16

Maurits-Otto of Oezes-Hessen, crown prince of The Overlands and princess Minima.

(sorry, the formula didn't result in something sounding like a wedding guest)

posted by jouke 28 April | 00:32

Lord Byron Harkey of Clinton, at your service.

posted by sysinfo 28 April | 00:33

Lady Nellie Puss of Reynolds
short for Lady Nellie PussCat of Reynolds - it's what happens when the child names the pet

posted by nelvana 28 April | 00:51

Lord Raymond Bailey of Andreas

posted by gc 28 April | 02:05

Lady Sarah Sugar of Manchester.

posted by Senyar 28 April | 03:12

Lord Clarence Sugar of Windstream
posted by Hugh Janus 27 April | 22:26

Hey, Hugh, I'm a member of the aristocratic Sugars too!

(My Sugar was a merino sheep. Well, it was Australia.)

posted by Senyar 28 April | 03:14

Lady Leela Bambi of Cauvery

posted by peacheater 28 April | 06:34

Lady Corie Fritz of Placid

[my mother says she comes from royalty because her father's surname was King and her mother's surname was Barron]

posted by JanetLand 28 April | 07:01

Mine doesn't sound like a wedding guest either, so I've made up a few of my own:

Lady Tooty McFartypants of Poo and Lord Pissy McCrankypants of Weezy

posted by msali 28 April | 07:38

Hahaha...some of these pet names are making for EXCELLENT titles.

I'm afraid I'd be Lord Walter Cindy of Vimy.

posted by richat 28 April | 07:56

Lady Mary Casey of Highfield

posted by sperose 28 April | 08:16

Lady Gertrude Fluffy of Moffat

posted by rmless2 28 April | 08:22

Ardiril, are we close enough for us to call you Lord Tater?

Lady Margaret Daisy of Priscilla.

posted by toastedbeagle 28 April | 08:27

Lord Philip Brandy of Bergen.

posted by Splunge 28 April | 10:10

Lord Erick Frisky Puffer of Gladstone

posted by pjern 28 April | 11:11

Lady Evelyn Bruno of Irving

Okay, it really was Lady Evelyn Bruno of SW 42nd Street.

posted by Specklet 28 April | 11:26

Lady Pauline Rebel of Maple.

Nah, doesn't work I fear.

posted by bearwife 28 April | 12:31

Oh you guyz are so silly. Thanks.

posted by MonkeyButter 28 April | 12:36

Lady Rachel Foxy of Diamond
or
Lady Margaret Holly of Center

Some of these really sound surprising authentic and the non-authentic are hilarious.

posted by deborah 28 April | 14:23

these are so much fun. I made up one for dad: Lord Dominic Smoke of Huron.

posted by crush-onastick 28 April | 15:15

Also, Lady Gertrude Dabble of Birchwood sounds like someone out of Jeeves and Wooster.

posted by crush-onastick 28 April | 15:16

Lord Theobald Twosey of Eastwood

I didn't name the dog. It came that way.

posted by Thorzdad 28 April | 15:32

Lady Ruth Timothy of Main? Hmm.

posted by JoanArkham 28 April | 15:33

Lord Gustav Buccaroo of 21st St.

posted by danf 28 April | 17:01

Mad IRA Bomber.

posted by jonmc 28 April | 19:12

Lady Lilly Albert of Hyman

posted by govtdrone 28 April | 19:47

Lord William Lindsey of Danboro!

posted by Rhaomi 29 April | 12:31

Lady Marjorie Pedius of Brittany

fleacircus - What pet was named Airport?

posted by youngergirl44 29 April | 12:50

Lady Margaret Dumb-Dumb of Richards.

My second pet isn't any better.

posted by workerant 03 May | 14:33

Lady Margaret Taffy of Harrison
Or
Lady Hazel Colleen Of Harrison

posted by redvixen 17 May | 14:39

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