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I like Wren on paper. It's cool and individual. But when I hear it said aloud, I realise how insubstantial it sounds. If it were spelt Ren, I don't think anyone would like it. The 'W' makes it look deceptively interesting, but names are pronounced far more than they are written, and in the end, it is just "ren".

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♥Elinor♥

I've always liked it as a mn. My cousin's name is Crystal Wren. I don't know if it has enough "spunk" to be a first name but I like it just the same!

Wren is okay. Have you heard the new Paul McCartney song 'Jenny Wren'? I love that song it's SO pretty.

This message was edited 3/5/2006, 11:36 AM

I knew a guy named Wren and it seemed to work just fine. It's not a favourite though.

Wren is a very pretty name.

I think Wren is beautiful. I'm also a fan of Robyn and Larkin/Lark.

It's ok. There are other bird names I like better though, particularly Lark.

I like it. It has a "nature" name, somewhat hippy feel to it, but in a good way. :b Ren is also nice, but makes me think of Ren & Stimpy, so Wren is better imo.

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~Heather~

Love it. It's a family surname for me, so I'm a little biased.

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But I can see it on a child and an adult. Different, but not weird. It reminds me of an English Victorian setting. I would go with a more traditional mn. Wren Elizabeth? Wren Alice? Wren Eliza?

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Let us know if her dh likes it. :-)

I perfer the spelling "Ren" but it has a diffrent meaning.

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