Do you have an uncomfortably hyphenated name?

Some families choose double-barrelled names for egalitarian reasons, this is especially common in England. 
Ashley-Cooper
Chetwynd-Talbot
Douglas-Hamilton
Fiennes-Clinton
Hasting-Bass
Innes-Ker
Leveson-Gower
Montagu-Douglas-Scott
Towneley-Bertie

and so on into double-barrelled infinity. But do those with hyphenated monikers,put their 'status'
 to creative use?.

Perhaps the hyphen could become a  bridge rather than an obstacle,