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Browse 500 Beauty and the Beast names, opening with characters from the 1991 film, the stage musical and the 2017 film such as Belle, Gaston, Lumiere and Cogsworth. The rest are new names in the story's two styles: enchanted servants named for the object they became, like Madame Bouilloire and Mr. Tickwell, and storybook French villagers like Monsieur Aubert the Baker.

About Beauty and the Beast names

Beauty and the Beast is an old French fairy tale, published by Gabrielle-Suzanne de Villeneuve in 1740 and retold in a shorter form by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont in 1756. The tale names almost no one: the heroine is simply Belle, the beauty, beside a merchant, his other children and the Beast. The names people look for come from the Disney versions.

This list opens with those. Belle, the Beast, Gaston, LeFou, Maurice, Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, Chip and the horse Philippe are from the 1991 animated film. Babette and Madame de la Grande Bouche are the feather duster and the wardrobe of the stage musical. The 2017 film calls them Plumette and Madame de Garderobe and adds Maestro Cadenza, Agathe, Père Robert, Chapeau, Frou-Frou and Cuisinier. Forte, Fife, Angelique, Fifi, Webster and LePlume come from the video sequels.

Everything after The West Wing is new and only written in the style. Most entries follow the household recipe, a servant named for the object they became, in French (Madame Bouilloire, a kettle) or in English wordplay (Mr. Tickwell, a clock). The rest are storybook villagers, suitors, enchantresses, princes, animals and places.

How to choose Beauty and the Beast names

  • For an enchanted servant, start from the object and add a title that fits the job: Maître Clavecin for a music master who became a harpsichord, Mère Marmite for a cook turned cooking pot, Petite Cuillère for the smallest spoon in the drawer.
  • French nouns have a gender, and it shows in the small words: Madame de la Soupière, Monsieur du Fourneau, Madame de l'Horloge. The title itself does not have to match the noun, so a folding screen, which is masculine in French, can still be Madame Paravent.
  • English puns work the way Cogsworth and Mrs. Potts do, with a plain surname that hides the object. Mrs. Kettleby, Mr. Inkwell and Major Mainspring all sound like staff until you look twice.
  • A villager needs only a given name and a trade: Blaise the Cooper, Lucienne the Lacemaker or, in French, Colin le Berger, the shepherd.
  • Keep the accents where you can, as in Théière, Églantine and Réglisse. If a game or a name tag will not take them, plain e and a are the usual fallback.

Frequently asked questions

Which names here are actual Beauty and the Beast characters?

The first thirty. They come from the 1991 film (Belle, the Beast, Gaston, LeFou, Maurice, Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, Chip, Philippe), the stage musical (Babette, Madame de la Grande Bouche), the 2017 film (Plumette, Madame de Garderobe, Maestro Cadenza, Agathe, Père Robert, Chapeau, Frou-Frou, Cuisinier, the village of Villeneuve) and the video sequels (Forte, Fife, Angelique, Fifi, Webster, LePlume). It is a selection, not a full cast list, and everything after The West Wing is new.

What are the enchanted objects called?

In the 1991 film Lumiere is the candelabra, Cogsworth the mantel clock, Mrs. Potts the teapot and her son Chip the teacup. The feather duster has three names: Babette on stage, Fifi in the video sequel Belle's Magical World and Plumette in the 2017 film. The wardrobe is Madame de la Grande Bouche on stage and Madame de Garderobe in 2017.

Is the Beast's real name Prince Adam?

That name is never spoken in the 1991 film, where he is only the Beast, the prince or the master. Adam comes from later licensed material, so it is not listed with the film names here. For a cursed prince of your own, the list has Prince Aurélien, Prince Évariste and Le Prince Maudit, which is French for the cursed prince.

Can I use these names for a party, a school play or a story?

Yes, that is what the new names are for: place cards at a themed party, extra servants in a school production, tabletop characters and bedtime stories. The film characters belong to Disney, so keep those to fan use. This page is a fan resource with no connection to the studio.

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A: 12 names

  • Agathe
  • Aimée the Flower Seller
  • Alaric the Boar Hunter
  • Almanach
  • Anatole the Ottoman
  • Angelique
  • Annette of the Bookshop
  • Anselme le Sabotier
  • Apolline the Schoolmistress
  • Auberge du Chandelier
  • Augustin the Fishmonger
  • Azor

B: 28 names

  • Babette
  • Baldaquin
  • Bannière
  • Barnabé the Bread Basket
  • Baron du Hautbois
  • Bastien the Bootbrush
  • Bayard
  • Beast of the Frozen Garden
  • Beau Gaillard
  • Bêche
  • Belle
  • Benoît the Barrel Maker
  • Bertrand the Bookseller
  • Bête Noire
  • Bijou
  • Blaise the Cooper
  • Bobine
  • Bois Noir
  • Bouclier
  • Bouillotte
  • Boulangerie Aubert
  • Boulier
  • Boussole
  • Brioche
  • Bristles the Broom
  • Bûche
  • Butler Aurèle
  • Buvard

C: 35 names

  • Cadran
  • Candélabre
  • Captain Armand
  • Captain Halberd
  • Caramel
  • Cécile the Bell Ringer
  • Célestine the Soup Tureen
  • Chambermaid Manon
  • Chandelle
  • Chapeau
  • Charrette
  • Château de la Rose
  • Château Épine
  • Chef Casserole
  • Chenet
  • Chevalier du Heaume
  • Chiffon
  • Chip
  • Cinder the Coal Scuttle
  • Clarinette
  • Clémence the Candle Snuffer
  • Clément the Chimney Sweep
  • Clochette
  • Coachman Gaspard
  • Cogsworth
  • Colin le Berger
  • Compas
  • Comtesse de la Harpe
  • Cook Copperpot
  • Coquetier
  • Cornemuse
  • Coucou
  • Coupe-Papier
  • Cuisinier
  • Cyprien the Cellar Key

D: 14 names

  • Dame Armoire
  • Dame Carafe
  • Dame de la Hallebarde
  • Dame Dulcimer
  • Dame Églantine
  • Dame Saucière
  • Dame Tonnelle
  • Dame Verveine
  • Dashing Didier
  • Delphine the Dressing Mirror
  • Dentelle
  • Diapason
  • Doctor Bonnefoy
  • Dusty the Bookend

E: 12 names

  • Edmée the Eggcup
  • Églantine the Pony
  • Ember the Fire Poker
  • Émile the Inventor's Apprentice
  • Épingle
  • Éponge
  • Épouvantail
  • Escabeau
  • Étienne the Clockmaker
  • Étrier
  • Étrille
  • Eugénie the Embroidery Hoop

F: 19 names

  • Fabrice the Fire Screen
  • Fanchon la Bouquetière
  • Fanfaron
  • Father Ambroise
  • Fée Aubépine
  • Félicité the Fan
  • Fernand the Farrier
  • Fife
  • Fifi
  • Filou
  • Firmin the Coat Stand
  • Flacon
  • Flocon
  • Florimond the Suitor
  • Fontaine
  • Footman Florent
  • Forte
  • Fourchette
  • Frou-Frou

G: 17 names

  • Gardener Fiacre
  • Gargouille
  • Gargoyle Georges
  • Gaston
  • Géraldine the Glovemaker
  • Gervais the Goblet
  • Girouette
  • Gontran the Gatekeeper
  • Grand-mère Albertine
  • Grand-père Eustache
  • Grande Horloge
  • Grandfather Tock
  • Granny Gravyboat
  • Grelot
  • Guillaume the Blacksmith
  • Guillot le Vigneron
  • Gustave the Plow Horse

H: 10 names

  • Hay Fork Henri
  • Head Cook Bérénice
  • Hercule the Cart Horse
  • Hilaire the Lamplighter
  • Honoré the Mantel Clock
  • Hortense the Hatstand
  • Houppette
  • Housekeeper Yvonne
  • Hubert the Huntsman
  • Hyacinthe the Hand Mirror

I: 1 name

  • Isidore the Inkstand

J: 4 names

  • Jeanne la Fileuse
  • Jeannot the Goose Boy
  • Joséphine the Dressmaker
  • Justine the Washerwoman

K: 2 names

  • Kitchen Boy Pierrot
  • Knocker the Door Knocker

L: 30 names

  • La Bête du Château
  • La Dame du Bois
  • La Fée des Roses
  • La Taverne du Cerf
  • Lady Chandelier
  • Lady Demitasse
  • Lady Looking-Glass
  • Lady Lorgnette
  • Lady Lute
  • Lady Tapestry
  • Laundress Pernette
  • Lazare the Woodcutter
  • Le Prince Maudit
  • LeFou
  • Léontine the Lace Pillow
  • LePlume
  • Librairie du Coin
  • Lise la Lingère
  • Lisette the Linen Chest
  • Little Eggcup
  • Little Émilie
  • Little Pencil Stub
  • Little Second Hand
  • Little Thimble
  • Lorgnon
  • Lucien of the Tavern
  • Lucienne the Lacemaker
  • Ludivine the Goose Girl
  • Lumiere
  • Lyre

M: 134 names

  • Madame Baignoire
  • Madame Bouilloire
  • Madame Brouette
  • Madame Cafetière
  • Madame Clé
  • Madame Coiffeuse
  • Madame de Garderobe
  • Madame de l'Horloge
  • Madame de la Dentelle
  • Madame de la Grande Bouche
  • Madame de la Soupière
  • Madame Écumoire
  • Madame Jardinière
  • Madame Lanterne
  • Madame Longue-Vue
  • Madame Loupe
  • Madame Minuit
  • Madame Paravent
  • Madame Pendule
  • Madame Perruque
  • Madame Plume
  • Madame Rousselot
  • Madame Verdier the Herb Wife
  • Madeleine the Candlemaker
  • Madeleine the Mare
  • Mademoiselle Brosse
  • Mademoiselle Clarisse
  • Mademoiselle Dé à Coudre
  • Mademoiselle Éventail
  • Mademoiselle Flûte
  • Mademoiselle Musette
  • Mademoiselle Salière
  • Mademoiselle Serviette

M, continued

  • Mademoiselle Soucoupe
  • Maestro Cadenza
  • Maestro Pianoforte
  • Maître Clavecin
  • Maître Globe
  • Maître Grimoire
  • Maître Hachoir
  • Maître Lustre
  • Maître Lutrin
  • Major Mainspring
  • Manchon
  • Mandoline
  • Marcel the Music Stand
  • Marceline the Milliner
  • Margot la Laitière
  • Marraine Lilas
  • Master Abacus
  • Master Matchbox
  • Master Teaspoon
  • Master Tuning Fork
  • Mathieu the Wheelwright
  • Maurice
  • Maxence the Marksman
  • Médor
  • Mère Bassine
  • Mère Bergère
  • Mère Gertrude
  • Mère Marmite
  • Minette
  • Mirza
  • Miss Bookmark
  • Miss Hatbox
  • Miss Margin
  • Miss Minute Hand

M, continued

  • Miss Mop
  • Miss Piccolo
  • Miss Powder Puff
  • Miss Saucer
  • Miss Sugartongs
  • Miss Taper
  • Miss Trellis
  • Monsieur Arrosoir
  • Monsieur Astrolabe
  • Monsieur Aubert the Baker
  • Monsieur Balai
  • Monsieur Balancier
  • Monsieur Blason
  • Monsieur Bougeoir
  • Monsieur Bravache
  • Monsieur Cadran Solaire
  • Monsieur Carillon
  • Monsieur Cor de Chasse
  • Monsieur Couteau
  • Monsieur du Fourneau
  • Monsieur Encrier
  • Monsieur Éteignoir
  • Monsieur Heurtoir
  • Monsieur Lambert the Tinker
  • Monsieur Miroir
  • Monsieur Parapluie
  • Monsieur Pommier the Grocer
  • Monsieur Rideau
  • Monsieur Tire-Bouchon
  • Monsieur Traîneau
  • Monsieur Violon
  • Moustache
  • Mr. Banister

M, continued

  • Mr. Bellows
  • Mr. Birdbath
  • Mr. Bootjack
  • Mr. Doorknob
  • Mr. Fiddlestick
  • Mr. Footnote
  • Mr. Inkwell
  • Mr. Latchkey
  • Mr. Pepperpot
  • Mr. Skillet
  • Mr. Snuffer
  • Mr. Tickwell
  • Mr. Trivet
  • Mr. Weathervane
  • Mr. Welcome Mat
  • Mr. Wheelbarrow
  • Mr. Windup
  • Mrs. Blotter
  • Mrs. Butterdish
  • Mrs. Chimes
  • Mrs. Colander
  • Mrs. Dustpan
  • Mrs. Featherbed
  • Mrs. Flowerpot
  • Mrs. Hearthstone
  • Mrs. Kettleby
  • Mrs. Ladle
  • Mrs. Lampwick
  • Mrs. Music Box
  • Mrs. Paperweight
  • Mrs. Pincushion
  • Mrs. Potts
  • Mrs. Washtub
  • Mrs. Watering Can

N: 3 names

  • Nicolette the Egg Girl
  • Ninon the Needle Case
  • Noisette

O: 21 names

  • Octave the Oboe
  • Odette
  • Odile the Oil Lamp
  • Old Andiron
  • Old Bagpipes
  • Old Corkscrew
  • Old Four-Poster
  • Old Horseshoe
  • Old Hourglass
  • Old Keyhole
  • Old Ledger
  • Old Mathilde the Spinner
  • Old Mother Rosethorn
  • Old Pendulum
  • Old Sconce
  • Old Suit of Armor
  • Old Thunderpaws
  • Ombrelle
  • Oncle Fauteuil
  • Oncle Tisonnier
  • Ottoman the Footstool Pup

P: 44 names

  • Page Boy Colin
  • Paillasson
  • Pantoufle
  • Parchemin
  • Pascal the Potter
  • Passoire
  • Pastry Cook Noël
  • Pelote
  • Père Bouchon
  • Père Chaudron
  • Père Mathurin
  • Père Robert
  • Père Soufflet
  • Père Tambour
  • Père Tonneau
  • Perrine the Pepper Mill
  • Petit Bol
  • Petit Pilon
  • Petite Aiguille
  • Petite Bougie
  • Petite Cuillère
  • Petite Tasse

P, continued

  • Philippe
  • Pichet
  • Place du Marché
  • Plumette
  • Plumier
  • Pocket Watch Percy
  • Poivrière
  • Pompon
  • Pont-aux-Loups
  • Poudrier
  • Pouf
  • Praline
  • Prince Aurélien
  • Prince Bastien
  • Prince Évariste
  • Prince Florentin
  • Prince Gaël
  • Prince Léandre
  • Prince Lucien of the Rose
  • Prince Théodore
  • Prince Tristan
  • Professor Atlas

Q: 1 name

  • Quillon the Quill

R: 13 names

  • Raoul the Innkeeper
  • Râteau
  • Réglisse
  • Rémy the Miller
  • Ressort
  • Rodolphe the Archer
  • Rosalie the Rose Vase
  • Rosine the Shepherdess
  • Rouage
  • Ruban
  • Ruche
  • Rue des Lanternes
  • Rusty the Garden Gate

S: 26 names

  • Sablier
  • Sabot
  • Sainte-Églantine
  • Scullery Maid Suzon
  • Seamstress Agnès
  • Séraphine of the Roses
  • Serpillière
  • Serrure
  • Sidonie the Sugar Bowl
  • Signet
  • Sir Carver
  • Sir Clank
  • Sir Kettledrum
  • Sir Rustyhelm
  • Sir Spine of the Top Shelf
  • Sir Sundial
  • Sire Crinière
  • Sire Gantelet
  • Sire Griffes
  • Sister Marguerite
  • Solange the Weaver
  • Sonnette
  • Spade the Garden Spade
  • Sparks the Tinderbox
  • Squeak the Hinge
  • Stable Boy Jacquot

T: 60 names

  • Tabouret
  • Tambourin
  • Tante Édredon
  • Tante Léonie
  • Tante Théière
  • Tante Tourtière
  • Tassel the Curtain Tie
  • The Baker's Twins
  • The Beast
  • The Beast of Briar Hall
  • The Beast of the North Tower
  • The Beggar at the Castle Door
  • The Castle Library
  • The East Wing
  • The Enchanted Kitchen
  • The Enchantress
  • The Enchantress of the Snow
  • The Encyclopedia Brothers
  • The Fairy of the Last Petal
  • The Frozen Fountain
  • The Growl in the Library
  • The Handbell Choir
  • The Horned Prince
  • The Iron Gates
  • The Lady in the Looking Glass
  • The Lord of the Rose Garden
  • The Marble Bust
  • The Master of the Castle
  • The Mirror Gallery
  • The Napkin Ring Sisters

T, continued

  • The Portrait of Great-Aunt Hélène
  • The Prince of Thorns
  • The Rose Enchantress
  • The Rose Garden
  • The Shaggy Prince
  • The Sleigh Bells
  • The Soup Spoon Brigade
  • The Spellbinder of Bois Noir
  • The Stained-Glass Knight
  • The Suitor from the Next Village
  • The Teaspoon Triplets
  • The Thornhedge Gate
  • The Village Fountain
  • The Wardrobe
  • The West Wing
  • The Winter Courtyard
  • The Winter Rose Fairy
  • The Wolfwood
  • Théophile the Teapot Stand
  • Thérèse the Tavern Cook
  • Thibault the Thatcher
  • Thierry the Trapper
  • Tic-Tac
  • Toinette the Tea Tray
  • Tonnerre
  • Torchon
  • Treble the Triangle
  • Treillis
  • Trompette
  • Truffe

U: 1 name

  • Ursule the Umbrella Stand

V: 9 names

  • Val-des-Roses
  • Valentin with the Bouquet
  • Valet Séverin
  • Victoire the Violin
  • Vielle
  • Vieux Gobelet
  • Villeneuve
  • Violoncelle
  • Vitrail

W: 3 names

  • Webster
  • Wickham the Candlestick
  • Widow Lacombe

Y: 1 name

  • Yvette the Cheese Seller