I like alliterative names for themselves. Peter Parker, Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Otto Octavius... clearly Marvel Comics recognise there's a higher chance of having a lab accident to give you super powers if you have an alliterative name. (Guess what we've done to Liebling!)
However, my grandfather gave his first son the same name as him, bar two letters at the end of the middle name. Same initials, same first name, exceedingly similar middle names. Postal nightmare. Also family problem figuring out which one people are talking about - trickier as my grandmother has a brother with this first name, my other grandfather had this first name and an aunt also married a man with this name - and now DH has an uncle with the name. I'm all for family names (this name is DS's first middle name) but not to that extent!
I'm not ruling out other names that start with my, DH's or Liebling's initial. But we'll have different middle names at least!
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