161 Middle Names for Wren (Lists for Baby Girls and Boys)

Wren is a name that has gained popularity for both boys and girls due to its elegant simplicity.

Some of the best middle names for Wren include:

• Wren Olivia
• Wren Simone
• Wren Elizabeth
• Wren Juliet
• Wren Josephine
• Wren Daniel
• Wren Alexander
• Wren Lucas
• Wren Samuel
• Wren Ethan

Plenty more is yet to come! You’re certain to come across the perfect name pairing in the lists below.

Middle Names for Wren (for Girl)

Middle Names for Wren (for Boy)

Names That Pair Well With Wren for Siblings

Already have a Wren? So do I! My first child is named Wren, and there are tons of great names for future siblings. 

Names for Sisters

Names for Brothers

Wren Name Meaning

The name Wren has an English origin and means “small, brown songbird.”

It’s a great unisex choice, especially if you are waiting to find out the gender of your baby.

We chose the name Wren for our first child before we even knew the gender, knowing it would work either way.

Struggling To Pick a Baby Name

Picking baby names can be difficult. You are giving your child a moniker that they will carry for life.

If you need help deciding how to choose the right name, here are some tips.

1. Look to the past for inspiration. Most names cycle through and then make a comeback, so you can actually be a trendsetter by choosing a name from the past that will then return.
2. Talk to your partner. I had a friend who loved a name for the boy she was pregnant with, but her husband hated it due to an association he had with that name during his school years. Make sure to communicate.
3. Use baby books. That’s what these books are for, and you can also use naming websites to help give you ideas.
4. Draw from inspiration all around you. Love nature? Wren is a great name from nature. If you enjoy reading or watching TV, don’t be afraid to incorporate names from the things that entertain you.
5. Know if you want something common or unique. There will be tons of names that are popular when your child is born. Sure, it’s fun to pick a popular name, but your child likely will share that name with many people in their classes.

What Not To Do When Choosing Baby Names

1. Don’t choose a name you wouldn’t want to have. Naming your child should not just be a source of entertainment or an experiment. Consider how you would react to having the name you are giving your child.
2. Don’t intentionally make your child’s name difficult to spell. There is more than one way to spell a lot of names, but make sure to choose one that makes logical sense.
3. Don’t make your child a future target. Don’t saddle your child with a full name that lends itself to nicknames no one would want.
4. Don’t name your child something illegal. You can’t name your child anything you want, even if you did give birth to them. Different countries have lists of names that are not allowed.