According to Ashley Fetters of The Atlantic, “the desire to be searchable online” has brought a rise in popularity to the unhyphenated, double surname.
Historically, it has been more common for a women to take the man’s last name after marriage than vise versa. A recent WO Poll and feature with an office manager with two legal last names discuss what some women in the industry have to say about the topic.
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