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Unveiling the Vibrant Hues: LEGO's 'Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet' Blooms for Valentine's Delight

Author: Peyton Feb 19,2025

This Valentine's Day, ditch the predictable chocolates and flowers and consider a unique gift: the LEGO Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet. This stunning set, requiring only assembly and a vase, offers a lasting and beautiful alternative.

### LEGO Botanicals Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet

$59.99 at Amazon $59.99 at LEGO Store

Part of LEGO's Botanical Collection (launched in 2021), this set exemplifies LEGO's expansion into adult-focused, home décor-friendly items. Forget cramped shelves; this bouquet is designed for display – a windowsill, centerpiece, or even wall-mounted, depending on your preference.

Building the LEGO Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet

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The set includes six numbered bags of bricks, plus a seventh bag of stems. No stickers or printed tiles are needed; only the included instruction booklet. For those new to complex LEGO builds, digital instructions are available online, allowing for 3D viewing and easier navigation.

Each bag creates a different flower: daisies, cornflowers, eucalyptus, elderflowers, roses, ranunculus, cymbidium orchids, a waterlily dahlia, and a campanula. The instruction booklet provides brief descriptions of each flower (English, French, and Spanish). For example, the Cymbidium orchid description reads:

"Cymbidium orchids are documented in records from Confucius' time, around 500 BCE, making them the oldest known cultivated orchid species."

And the Waterlily Dahlia: "Symbols of elegance and grace, the decorative waterlily dahlia blossoms unfold like a luxurious firework display."

Unlike traditional LEGO builds, this bouquet relies heavily on hinges for petal construction, creating a delicate and aesthetically pleasing final product. This unique building technique requires careful attention to petal placement and orientation; errors can cascade, requiring backtracking.

The bouquet lacks a traditional underlying structure, resulting in a fragile final build. It's purely for display, not play. This impracticality, however, contributes to its unique beauty.