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I like it. The only problem is that if I saw Wrenna on a baby, I'd assume they just took the word wren and added a "na" on the end to make it sound like more of a name and less of a word. Knowing it's an old english word I like it more, but I think that's still the impression it would give off. With "REN" I expect Wren, but with "REN-a" I'd expect Renna or Rena. Seeing Wrenna would make me think "okay, so they kinda named their kid after a bird but didn't commit to it".