See You Next Wednesday was created in 1973.
It can mean different things. Normally it refers to the next Wednesday that is coming. However, it sometimes can be for the Wednesday after that, when the next Wednesday is close. So if it is Tuesday, meaning tomorrow is Wednesday, then "next Wednesday" could refer to the Wednesday of the following week. If someone says "this Wednesday" and "next Wednesday", then "this Wednesday" could mean the closest one and "next Wednesday" the one after that. It really depends on the context of the conversation and also when the conversation is happening.
See You in the Next Life was created in 2003.
Since tomorrow is wednesday I'd say Wednesday of next week or Wednesday next. People will understand
See You Next Tuesday - band - was created in 2005.
See You in the Next War was created on 1980-02-04.
See You Next Fall was created on 2011-05-18.
Next Time You See Me was created on 1956-05-07.
See You Next Tuesday - album - was created on 2005-05-10.
Fireworks Wednesday was created in 2006.
Big Wednesday was created in 1978.
Brooklyn Wednesday was created in 2007.
Any Wednesday was created in 1966.