i wanted to know which name is more girly and feminine, thank you! 
[name_f]Aurora[/name_f] is more princessy but also bold and breathy. [name_f]Seraphina[/name_f] is more sophisticated to me. Both very feminine given the “a” ending and imagery…
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[name_f]Seraphina[/name_f]
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Another vote for [name_f]Seraphina[/name_f] being the more traditionally feminine sounding. The ‘ror’ in [name_f]Aurora[/name_f] is quite an unusual sound for a name given to women.
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[name_f]Seraphina[/name_f] has my vote. It is so beautiful and elegant both by sound and on paper. [name_f]Aurora[/name_f] is pretty too, but I think the “ror” sound is harsher and just not as silky smooth as [name_f]Seraphina[/name_f]
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seraphina feels more fem to me! of course, both are quite feminine, but aurora has more of a wild nature feeling to me, and the neutral nickname rory right at hand. seraphina’s frilly ‘ina’ ending feels very delicate, and the name has a quite balletic image to me.
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[name_f]Aurora[/name_f] 
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I agree
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Both are very girly but the ror sound and high likelihood of [name_u]Rory[/name_u] as a nn for [name_f]Aurora[/name_f] gives the edge to [name_f]Seraphina[/name_f] as the more feminine sounding. Also, -ina endings always feel really daity and pretty to me.
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[name_f]Seraphina[/name_f] feels more frilly and feminine to me
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i agree with the seraphina voters! the “ror” sound makes aurora feel a bit more round and grounded whereas the “a” in the middle, the light “ph/f” sound, and the diminutive -ina all make seraphina a softer and lighter name.
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[name_f]Seraphina[/name_f]
[name_f]Aurora[/name_f] is more girlier in a way, because I think of Sleeping [name_f]Beauty[/name_f], but if I seprarate the name and the association, then yes, the ‘rora’ makes it more grounded. I adore [name_f]Aurora[/name_f], but I saw a lot of comments under this one video of this little girl [name_f]Aurora[/name_f] and people thought that her name sounded like a roar. 
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