Beauty And The Beast: Scarlet Snow As Belle Plus Real Enchanted Rose

The “Beauty And The Beast” fever is on in the Philippines. Hayden Kho and Vicky Belo’s adorable daughter, Scarlet Snow, took on Emma Watson’s character, Belle. Meanwhile, the “Enchanted Rose” from the Disney movie has now come to reality thanks to Hannah De Guzman of Aesthetic Flowers.

Scarlet Snow as Belle On Facebook

Scarlet Snow looks adorable as ever wearing the exact same gown Emma Watson’s character Belle wore on Disney’s “Beauty And The Beast.” Hayden Kho and Vicky Belo’s daughter did a photo shoot with her trusty dog, Amitee, who plays the Beast in this case. How cute is that! No wonder it has gone viral. Check Facebook post below.

The photo was posted on Facebook late evening on March 16. In just hours it’s had almost 45,000 likes and 3,000 shares. The photo was captioned, “Today I get to play as baby Belle and Amitee gets to play as baby Beast. I love Amitee but I don’t want to kiss him. It’s yucky. Maybe when he turns into a prince charming I will, so I’ll wait for ate @emmawatson to kiss him.”

Real Enchanted Rose in the Philippines

The fictional flower on “Beauty And The Beast” has now come to life. Entrepreneur and design student, Hanna De Guzman, of the Mapua Institute of Technology took this mystical flower as inspiration to create a real-life version. The question is, is it as mystical as the fictional flower on the film? The answer is yes.

In a report by ABS-CBN, 19-year-old Hannah De Guzman is also a florist at Aesthetic Flowers. This “Enchanted Rose” flower is their best seller. She said, “With proper care, it could last at least two years; but my supplier says it could last a lifetime.” She added that the preserved flowers are imported from Ecuador and packaged here in Manila.

The report further says the Enchanted Rose is the first in the country, In February it became a finalist at the Entrepreneurs’ Organization’s Global Student Entrepreneurs Awards. It almost made it to the international finals.

The Enchanted Rose comes in red,  gold, black and rainbow colors. Hannah says the clientele reach those abroad, the LGBT community, students and the working class as well.