What a dream! This boutique is so amazing, if only it was there when I was a little girl. I think I would have gotten the Sleeping Beauty Princess Aurora salon package. You can get a FREE pixie dusting from Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique located on the side of the castle. Walk up to the fairy godmother and she will dust you with glittery magic and send special wishes for the day! It's a super cute, fun and free Disney experience to add a little extra magic to your day.
Disney Princess Beauty The Beast Belle Face Mask – Mad Beauty’s face masks are designed to help make sure your skin regime is fun as well as pampering – With rose water which is calming on the face for healthy glowing smooth skin – Easy application as it folds out to cover face – Cruelty-free, not tested on animals – 100% official Disney merchandise You might feel ready, but are you PRINCESS ready? Feel like the Beauty you are with the help of this awesome Belle face mask! Disney Princess Comfy Squad Sugar Style Friends, Casual Fashion Doll 3-Pack with Ariel, Belle, and Rapunzel, Toy for Girls 5 Years and Up Inspired by the Vanellope's Sugar Rush world in the movie Ralph Breaks the Internet, this set of 3 Disney Princess Comfy Squad fashion dolls each feature removable fashion with a sweet treat theme. Ariel's outfit has a graphic of her friend Flounder and the saying "Sweet Tooth" and shorts with a scale pattern and lollipops. Belle's outfit features a top featuring Chip filled with frothy cream and the saying "Cherry On Top," and a skirt with a waffle cone pattern and sprinkles. Rapunzel's outfit shows Pascal holding a lollipop, with ribbon candy accents on the top and skirt. And each includes a removable pair of shoes. Kids can imagine that they're dressing these favorite Disney Princess characters for a fun day of cheering Vanellope at Disney's Sugar Rush race track. This 3-pack of dolls makes a great gift for girls 5 years old and up, and their fresh style makes this set a great addition to a Disney Princess toy and doll collection.
SWEET TREAT-THEMED FASHION WITH FRIENDS: Rapunzel's outfit features Pascal holding a lollipop. Belle's outfit features Chip filled with whipped cream. Ariel's outfit features Flounder. Wal-Mart exclusive $29.88
Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas is a 1997 American direct-to-video animated Christmas musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Television Animation. It is a followup to the 1991 Disney animated film Beauty and the Beast. The film sold 7.6 million VHS tapes in 1997. This is the first of two followups to Beauty and the Beast that were released, with the other being Belle's Magical World (1998). My daughter had this movie and watched it often, especially around the holidays. A Christmas party is held at the Beast's castle sometime after the spell is broken, attended by almost the entire village. While reminiscing about the previous year's Christmas, Lumiere and Cogsworth get into an argument over who "saved" Christmas, prompting Mrs Potts to tell the story. Going back a year, not long after the Beast saved Belle from the wolves, Belle anticipates the coming Christmas season, as do the other servants, though they reveal that the Beast is against the season since he was transformed into a Beast on Christmas Eve. To lighten his spirit, Belle teaches the Beast how to ice skate. They are observed from the West Wing by Forte, a pipe organ who was formerly the Prince's court composer and does not want the spell to break (meaning he never wanted to be human again) as he is of more use in his enchanted form. He sends his piccolo minion, Fife, to sabotage their newfound friendship, causing Belle and the Beast to crash into the snow. Then, when Belle makes a snow angel, the Beast sees his snow figure as a shadow of a monster. He roars, thrashes the snow and storms off in a fit of rage. As Fife claims that Forte will be proud of him, the Beast stomps back into his castle in fury and depression. Despite the Beast's misgivings, Belle decides to celebrate Christmas without his consent, though the Beast gradually opens up to the idea with advice from Lumiere. Belle meets Forte in the West Wing and he suggests that she venture into the forest to find a Christmas tree, but he secretly tells the Beast that Belle is abandoning him. In fury, the Beast destroys the Christmas decorations in the dining room and storms off outside to look for Belle. Belle and a few more servants find and chop the tree down, but Belle falls through thin ice and almost drowns. The Beast intervenes and saves her in time, though he locks her in the dungeon for supposedly breaking her promise not to leave. As Belle is comforted inside the dungeon by the servants, the Beast has a change of heart when he finds a storybook present Belle left for him. He reads it and frees Belle, giving his consent to celebrate Christmas. Forte attempts to use his powers to bring the castle down and kill everyone. Fife betrays him and aids the Beast and Belle. The Beast reaches the West Wing and after a brief fight, damages Forte's keyboard. Forte smashes to the floor, destroyed. With Forte gone, the castle is repaired and Christmas is celebrated. The castle and servants are decked out in holiday decorations, right before Belle and the Beast do their famous ballroom dance from the first film. Back in the present, Mrs. Potts concludes that it was Belle who saved Christmas. Belle and the Prince enter the court to greet their guests, presenting Chip with a storybook as a present. As Fife, now the new court composer, leads the orchestra, the Prince and Belle share a moment on the balcony, where he gives her a rose as a gift.
Belle is out in her garden today with her stack of books. How many characters can you spot in her garden?
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