From a biblical point of view, seraphim should not be confused with angels. Seraphim are mentioned only in the Book of Isaiah chapter 6, which does not suggest any individual names.
From the Hebrew, the name seraphim suggests they were creatures of fire, confirmed by verse 6 when the seraph held a burning coal. Isaiah 6:2 also says they had six wings.
In modern times, some suggest names such as Alyssa - Nature's Angel; Emily - Heaven's Treasure; Flora - Flower of Heaven; Harmony - Love's Guardian; Helena - Heaven's Herald; Seraphina - Heaven's Helper; Vanessa - Heavenly Maiden.
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