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I feel that cutting the -lee part out of Wrenlee would make the combo a tad bit better.

I love Wren, but tacking the -lee on there seems unnecessary and doesn't look good. If they had their hearts set on making up a name with that sound, Wrenley would have at least looked nicer.

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Ophelia is lovely. Surname names are fine but ones ending in -s are a little too much for me. Chera is interesting.

Wrenlee is kind of unfortunate, just imho. It’s made up and the -lee part seems to be for making it “cutesy” / stereotypically feminine. Wren is fine on its own (it’s a bird species and the meaning is kind of the point). Wren Lee (first and middle) would have been nice.

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Ophelia is nice, if a bit old-fashioned and theatrical. It could fit the right kind of person.

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Chera — what’s the origin of this?

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Collins — ugh, another surname-turned-first-name. Really dislike this fad.

aigh, name combos with namelets like Lee and Ann and Lyn just don't excite me. Wren Leigh June would be cooler. Wrenlee, it just sounds like a surname, Renley, borrowing a little hipster from a bird word.
It's not bad, but I forgot it already.
I dislike Collins, it makes me think of cocktails, and I like Ophelia alright - it's probably the only female O name besides Olive / Olivia, that I sort of like.
Is it prn shera like Cheryl? I kind of like it.

Hi !!!

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I like Wren but not with -lee.
June is too much. One nature name is enough.
I much prefer Iunia to June.
I like Ophelia but I prefer Ofelia.
Collins is only a surname: Cailean is far better than it.
Chera is strange. "cera" (similar sound) means "wax" in Italian. I love Cherì and Chérie.

This message was edited 8/2/2018, 3:23 PM