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I know quite a few of them, all adults. It was very common in Wales for a while (usually with the nn spelling) but I haven't heard of any young ones, so it feels a little dated.

I'm really used to seeing it with two 'n's so it looks funny to me spelt like that.

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Not a huge fan, I find it quite ugly in sound

I like Rhiannon better. It makes me think of the Fleetwood Mac song.

I prefer it spelled Rhiannon. It has a soft spot in my heart. My mother loves the song by Stevie Nicks and nearly named me after it. It feels whimsical, in a forest-witch type of way (it's totally a good thing).

I think it's pretty, though I prefer the spelling Rhiannon.