Angel names for girls are a popular trend in the baby naming world.
Parents love to give their children angelic names that will inspire them when they grow up and provide a sense of protection as they navigate life’s challenges. While you can’t pick your name, you can pick what products to put it on! We’ve compiled 10 magical angel names for girls products you’ll wish you discovered sooner so that parents everywhere can have access to these beautiful and meaningful items with their new favorite name emblazoned across it.
You’ll want to use these products for all the special occasions. Some of my favorites are a name necklace, personalized blanket, and an angel-themed planter. If you’re looking for a little more inspiration when it comes to picking your child’s name, we have plenty of articles on our site about how parents decide on baby names!
Author: Marissa McCullough is the content writer at Nameberry who really loves naming babies after angels! She has five kids who she named Gabrielle, Raphaela, Michaelangelo (nicknamed Mikey), Seraphina and Ariel with her husband Ken. Her favorite children’s book is The Angel in My Room by Margaret Wise Brown and Edith Thacher Hurd where a lonely boy is visited by an angel throughout his day.
Title: What Are The Different Types Of Angels?
Ariel Rael is the Angel of Communication, a messenger from God who delivers messages to humans from Heaven and reports back on our deeds in life.
Seraphs are angels with six wings that surround the Throne of God in heaven. They’re also sometimes called Cherubim, which means “fullness” or “plenitude.” These cherubs carry out God’s orders for us here on Earth. When you look at some paintings depicting Heaven, like Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes or Botticelli’s Primavera (1478), they can often be seen flanking the throne.
Title: What Do Angels Look Like?
Seraphs are angels with six wings that surround the Throne of God in heaven. They’re also sometimes called Cherubim, which means “fullness” or “plenitude.” These cherubs carry out God’s orders for us here on Earth. When you look at some paintings depicting Heaven, like Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes or Botticelli’s Primavera (1478), they can often be seen flanking the throne.
Angels can take on different forms, such as a human or an animal.
Angels are always carrying out God’s orders for us here on Earth. Sometimes they can be seen in paintings of Heaven–like Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes and Botticelli’s Primavera (1478).
Seraphim have six wings that surround the Throne of God in heaven. Cherubs often flank the throne when you see some depictions of Heaven, like Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling frescos and Botticelli’s Primavera (1478). Angels can also take other forms: sometimes they look just like humans while others times they appear to people as animals.
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In my opinion, there is no better time than Christmas to celebrate the joy of the birth of Jesus Christ.
I love Christmas time, and this is because it’s a wonderful season to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. He is my Savior! I am very grateful for all that he has done in my life so far. That being said, there are many other reasons why I’m such an avid fan of this holiday: It brings families together with food and gifts; it helps people reconnect with each other when they wouldn’t otherwise have seen each other due to living miles or even states away from one another; it provides us with some much-needed warmth during these cold winter months! There are also decorations everywhere–from every store you walk into, on your tree at home (or office), as well as light shows, carolers, and more. The spirit of Christmas is everywhere!
Here are the top ten angel names for girls we love to celebrate this holiday season:
Gabrielle – meaning ‘God’s messenger’ with a soothing energy that keeps you grounded or helps those who have difficulty speaking in public;
Angela – meaning ‘messenger from God.’ When your name means something so meaningful as being someone close to the divine then it’s going to make people feel good around you because they can’t help but be drawn into joy when they’re near an Angel (no pun intended);
Seraphina – one of my personal favorites not only because I’m obsessed with all things celestial right now but also because it means ‘fiery and bright.’
Celeste – a celestial being or heavenly body, which is perfect for any little girl with stars in her eyes;
Iris – meaning rainbow. This name has so many meanings but the one that makes me instantly pause and think of my childhood best friend who’s named Iriana comes to mind first: faithfulness, peace, forgiveness..all things we need this season more than ever;
Evelyn – Hebrew origin meaning God is gracious. We love how unique this name sounds and also the Biblical reference of someone called into something new out of an old story (we’re all looking forward to what 2019 might bring);
Gabriele – meaning ‘manifestation of God.’ We love this name because it embodies the season in which we’re living: a new creation.
Lucia – meaning light or luminous one, which is so perfect for Christmas and any little girl who’s full of sparkle;
Maeve – Irish origin with meanings such as battle goddess, wealth, and prosperity. This was on our list last year but now feels like the right time to share her story again! It also means “she who intoxicates” and let’s be real that sounds pretty magical too.;
Aurora – Latin word for dawn. As soon as I heard this word I thought about all those Disney Princesses’ names (like Ariel) and decided then
Angel Names for Girls:
Bethany – The meaning of Bethany is house or dwelling. It derives from the Aramaic language and means ‘favourable’. This name is a popular baby girl’s name in Australia, England, Ireland, New Zealand and Scotland as well as Wales.
Gabrielle – Gabrielle originates from Hebrew origins which mean “God is my strength.” In English it can also be pronounced JAB-ree-ELLE which comes originally from France but has been used in America since 1858 with an estimated 165 occurrences per million people who are female borns (sic).
It was most recently ranked at number 39 on Nameberry’s list of Top 100 Baby Girl Names for 2017.
Laurel – Laurel originates from French origins which mean “laurel tree”. It has been used as a given name since the 1800s and was most recently ranked at number 30 on Nameberry’s list of Top 100 Baby Girl Names for 2017. There are an estimated 154 occurrences per million people who are female born (sic).
Natalie – Natalie is derived from Latin, meaning ‘born in birthday’. This name originated in France but it had gained popularity in America by 1950 with usage in England starting around 1857 with an estimated 140 occurrences per million women who were born (sic) or have died during childbirth. In 2015, this popular baby girl’s name was listed as #14 on top 100 baby girl names in the United States. Sabrina – Sabrina is derived from a Latin word, meaning “seer”. It was first used as an English given name during the 1800s and has been ranked at number 375 on Nameberry’s list of Top 100 Baby Girl Names for 2017 with usage per million women who have died (sic) or are living at about .008%. In 2015 this popular baby girl’s name was listed as #79 on top 100 baby girl names in the United States. Do not write numbers or bullet points. More sentences will be added to complete the content below: __ __ __ __ _ __The best way to choose your angel name for girls is by
