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I absolutely love it for a girl! But it wouldn't work here. People would probably pronounce it "vrain".

This message was edited 10/17/2016, 12:16 PM

Even though, theoretically, just about any nature name in English can be unisex, I only see Wren as feminine. (Ren could be decent on a guy, but not Wren, imo.) Even then, it's quite simplistic as a first name, although I suppose that's a plus for many people. I think it makes a fantastic middle name.

There is a baby girl in my mothers group that is Wren. I think it's really quite pretty, but I actually really love Wren for a boy!

This message was edited 10/16/2016, 4:42 PM

I've got a bit of a soft spot for it, though it's not at all the style of names I;d really consider using

I actually went to school with a boy named Wren. He was a trouble maker so I didn't care for him at all. He's all I can think of when I hear this name. Also Ren & Stimpy.

I personally don't care for it. I just don't see the appeal of it.

I love the name Wren! I've used it on a male character with the combo Wren Atticus. But I think it's totally unisex and would also make a great middle.

I prefer the spelling Ren but I like it none the less!

I'd only use it as a middle name. Would be cool for a character, though