Vicki Belo Keeps Tradition Of Building Whimsical Christmas Trees For Scarlet

The yuletide season is here and the Belos are certainly in a festive mood! In a recent vlog on her YouTube channel, Dr. Vicki Belo unveiled their fabulous, pastel fairy-themed Christmas tree this year. 

The celebrity doctor shared that it's been a tradition of theirs to mount extravagant trees every year since Scarlet Snow was born. "I'm enjoying it as much as Scarlet, and we want Christmas to be a bit magical," she says.

Their trees are usually designed by Stephen Brown of world-renowned decoration studio, Glitterville. According to Dr. Belo's husband, Hayden Kho, the studio is also the one responsible for the Christmas trees of Oprah Winfrey!

Given that Stephen can't come fly to the Belos' for obvious pandemic-related reasons, he entrusted the local event stylists over at Key Designs to manifest his design. Looks like they got the job done more than well!

The tree itself was not your regular leafy installation with red and silver balls. It was delightfully adorned with pastel-hued macarons, cotton candy sticks and ice cream cones that would get anyone's mouths watering!

The "star" of the fantastical tree was an adorable sugar plum fairy figurine, whose trustful unicorns were scattered around it. Every nook and cranny of the tree had a new detail to gaze at, definitely making it a feast for one's eyes.

Relive the magic! A look at Vicki Belo's past Christmas trees:

Sweet Christmas (2015)

On the year Scarlet Snow was born, sweet treets adorned Belo residence's Christmas tree from lollipops, a slice of strawberry shortcake, to a giant cupcake!

Unconventional theme (2016)

Who knew that a combination of llamas and watermelon could work well as a Christmas theme?

Under the sea (2017)

Iridescent hues surrounded the Christmas tree to complete it's magical mermaid theme.

Something fluffy (2018)

This, time unicorns and cotton candy ornaments adorned the Belo residence's Christmas tree. 

Mexican-themed Christmas tree (2019-2020)

Because of the pandemic, the dermatologist-to-the-starts' resident Christmas tree designer was not able to fly to the Philippines in 2020. Instead, they just sticked with the theme they had in 2019. 

Click here to see how celebrities are decorating their Christmas trees.

Parts of this story originally appeared on Preview.ph. Edits have been made by SmartParenting.com.ph

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