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I think it's cute and quirky. Like most one-syllable names, I think it fits best with a mn with three or more syllables, like Wren Josephine, Wren Octavia, Wren Isabelle, Wren Lucinda, or Wren Juliet. Using it as a mn, some combos I like Lola Wren, Olga Wren, Isabella Wren, Mary Wren, Julia Wren, Louisa Wren, Amelia Wren, and Tzipporah Wren.