which one do you prefer?

neither  

Greyson spelled like that <<<<<

I think gray looks weird... I've always spelled it grey. So  

Greyson  

I like Greyson.

SO nice to see Grayson spelled with an A and not an E.

My son was almost Grayson Douglas. I personally cannot stand it spelled any other way.

Greyson with an e

Quoting Devil Duckie:" SO nice to see Grayson spelled with an A and not an E. My son was almost Grayson Douglas. I personally cannot stand it spelled any other way. "

And I can't stand gray   Just American spelling versus English spelling. I prefer English... I don't know what it is about the A. Doesn't look right to me.

Austin  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Devil Duckie:</b>" SO nice to see Grayson spelled with an A and not an E. My son was almost Grayson Douglas. I personally cannot stand it spelled any other way. "</blockquote>



Not really all that nice and thankfully your son wasn't.

<blockquote><b>Quoting kthx.:</b>" And I can't stand gray   Just American spelling versus English spelling. I prefer English... I don't know what it is about the A. Doesn't look right to me."</blockquote>



It just looks off. Grey looks misspelled like that.

Quoting kthx.:" And I can't stand gray   Just American spelling versus English spelling. I prefer English... I don't know what it is about the A. Doesn't look right to me."

the E doesn't look right to me, go figure.

Quoting Lovelyyy KD*:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Devil Duckie:</b>" SO nice to see Grayson spelled with an A ... [snip!] ... cannot stand it spelled any other way. "</blockquote> Not really all that nice and thankfully your son wasn't."

I still happen to like it and would use it, if it didn't sound funny with our last name.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Devil Duckie:</b>" I still happen to like it and would use it, if it didn't sound funny with our last name. "</blockquote>




Last names make a huge difference with names.

Definitely Greyson and not Grayson.