This couple can’t settle on a married name — so they’re asking their wedding guests to vote

You whitethorn now take nan newlywed’s name.

A female has gone viral sharing that she and her fiance scheme to let their wedding guests to prime their joined past sanction — and strangers online emotion it truthful overmuch they’ve written songs astir it.

Danielle Bonadona and Jacob Bartlebaugh are some very attached to their past names and person not been capable to determine what they want to beryllium called erstwhile they necktie nan knot.

Danielle Bonadona and Jacob Bartlebaugh are some very attached to their past names and person not been capable to determine what they want to beryllium called erstwhile they necktie nan knot successful February. Wedding photography – stock.adobe.com

Last month, Bonadona revealed connected TikTok that nan mates was considering hyphenating their past names and that group person loved nan tongue-twisting moniker.

“People are going ape s– complete nan thought that we could beryllium named nan Bonadona-Bartlebaughs,” she said successful a follow-up video sharing nan surname that sounds much for illustration babbling than a ineligible name.

“I conscionable don’t moreover cognize if group will beryllium capable to f—king opportunity it,” she noted successful different video.

Unable to make nan determination connected their own, nan unsure mates has decided to let their wedding guests to ballot connected whether aliases not they should hyphenate their names erstwhile they person their ceremonial successful February.

“‘Cause nan point is we some really emotion our past names,” she explained. “Neither of america want to springiness up our past name, and truthful yeah, we’re conscionable going to person our guests ballot connected it.”

The bride-to-be explained that she wasn’t consenting to springiness up her past sanction but would beryllium okay pinch adding her fiance’s to nan extremity of hers.

Last month, Bonadona revealed connected TikTok that nan mates was considering hyphenating their past names and that group person loved nan tongue-twisting moniker. Wedding photography – stock.adobe.com

“I’ve been called ‘Bonadona’ my full life, and truthful that’s nan sanction I spell by, and truthful everyone calls maine ‘Bona’ aliases ‘Bonadona,’ ” she explained successful a video. “And truthful it feels almost for illustration changing my first sanction successful a really weird way, for illustration I couldn’t ideate not having ‘Bonadona’ officially successful my name, but I would beryllium happy to see aliases adhd his name.”

She besides noted that while immoderate group were concerned for their early children nan mates can’t person kids.

“That’s not an issue. You don’t person to interest astir small Bonadona-Bartlebaughs moving astir successful nan world,” she said.

Since posting nan original video she’s revealed that she’s travel to emotion nan “fun and silly” hyphenated sanction and hopes her loved ones ballot for it. Her fiance is besides rooting for nan operation — it was his idea.

But nan mates aren’t nan only ones who person travel to emotion nan unsocial past name.

Strangers online person expressed their appreciation of nan hyphenation pinch a viral goofy song, cool dance and thousands of supportive comments — an animal shelter successful Georgia moreover named a feline aft them.

So whether aliases not nan mates has decided nan net seems to person placed their ballot — it’s a awesome name.

Here’s to nan Bonadona-Bartlebaughs.