My boyfriend bought me for Valentine's as I've been waiting them for awhile and they are GORGEOUS. I love that they're different heights and sizes. Really makes it look full when sitting in a vase. Had a great time building them and they look amazing as a decoration. I already had the roses so I can't wait to add them to my collection.

Nice built and looks great when finished. I used a 7 1/2" clear glass vase with a heavy base and filled with clear glass stones to keep flowers in place. While the lavender flowers look nice there seems to be a slight problem with construction. Pieces don't seem to fit together tightly and can fall apart quite easily. I would also suggest changing the rose colour in any future edtions. The pale 'peachy' colour doesn't reflect actual rose colours and I didn't find it works well with the other flowers.

My husband bought this set for me as an anniversary present, and I just love it! It was so relaxing putting it together, and I loved the little notes in the instruction manual about other times pieces have been used. I'm super allergic to flowers, so this is the first bouquet I've been bought that I can now keep and enjoy ^_^ <3

I recently received this set from my boyfriend and was really looking forward to it. We have purchased several sets in the past and enjoy every build. This set however, was very flimsy and delicate. Pieces constantly fell off no matter how many time we tightened or moved them around. I love the way the flowers sets look but I’m honestly now skeptical to purchase them having seen how unstable this one is.

It's a very beautiful and fun set to build but can Lego please stop having instructions on black pages! PLEASE! There is a glare so I basically have to built it in the dark. Also the colors ranged very different shades in the instructions. Some of the hot pink ones were pink on one page and purple on the other. I had to look in the back to make sure I wasn't supposed to get purple instead. Also, if you take requests, please make a flower vase set so I can put them in a lego vase. I would buy again, but the instructions are hard to see against the black so I wouldn't buy it for a gift for an older person.

I saw this set posted in a Le Creuset Facebook group displayed in a pink crock. I waited a long time for this set to arrive, and it was to be my first and only Lego set. I was disappointed and frustrated that the instructions were printed on a black background that made following them impossible, especially for someone who had never built with Lego. The PDF version was not much better. I played a nearly two-hour step-by-step building video and followed along - then built the second set following the instructions book. I enjoyed building this set so much that I immediately browsed the entire Lego site for more purchases and joined several Lego Facebook groups for inspiration and see what others were building. I'm now nearly three months into Lego and have aspirations to build an elaborate city.

Beautiful. This lego set looks amazing, very realistic! Not only are they similar to the price of a real bouquet this size, but they will certainly last longer. It’s a great decoration and conversation piece. Excited to see what other decor style sets lego comes out with.

I've had a few sets with the black background on the pages. Its makes it REALLLY hard to see dark colored pieces. I did like the little bits of part history on some of the pages. Fun addition. The flowers are really pretty and I love all the details. I recommend some glass marbles or something in the vase bc once built they are very heavy and don't stay arranged.

It was a really fun build. I enjoyed my time building it. I think it should come with a vase, i think at the price its, it should include a Vase, after building it I didn't have anything to put them in. I feel like for that price and the flowers should come with something to hold them.

This is our family's 1st LEGO purchase in the NEW YEAR of 2021. But honestly, as a mother of 2 young kids who also works full time, I rarely have the time or interest in buying any entertaining toys, except for the little ones. However, not the case with this set. The moment my eyes laid on its box in a brick and mortar retail store, I knew this is the New Year gift I would adore, by and for myself — a bouquet made of legos, with vivid colors and a variety of plants. Whoever came out of this theme of design, you knew what ladies in their 30s need in a long weekend, during quarantine… The bouquet consists of 6 kinds of flowers: Rose, Snapdragon, Lavender, Aster, Common daisy, and California poppy. Additionally, there are a few various plants that came with these flowers. The true color of the flowers matches the package, except the Rose. Rather than a golden shimmer you see from the box, the rose petals are in light beige. Less glam but still lovely and classic to our taste. It took us about 3.5 hours to complete the set (we made an instruction video out of the process. So you may complete it faster whiteout the hassle of video taking and the preparation process. My 8-year-old daughter can’t resist the temptation of building it together with me. Even though she was intimidated by the 18+ age recommendation on the box at the beginning, she finally agreed that this set’s difficulty level is moderate, or fairly easy compared to the amusement park LEGO set she constructed independently 2 years ago. So, parents, please ignore the “18+” age recommendation and go ahead with this set for your kids or yourselves! Which are our favorite designs out of the bouquet? It’s really hard to judge as every single piece of the flowers is uniquely beautiful! Placing them in a clear vase created a life-like look. Our both kids and even my husband wowed over the final masterpiece and commented that this set is well worth the purchase price and time spent. As described in the instruction manual booklet, it is such a “relaxing and rewarding building experience that provides you with a bright, joyful and distinct display piece”! A special secret came with the set? About 80 out of 756 pieces in this LEGO set are made from plant-based plastic, using sustainably sourced sugarcane. This is a mission made by LEGO to make their bricks from sustainable sources by 2030. Why do we call it a secret? Because this is only explained in the instruction manual. Not a single word is mentioned in the box. If not read carefully, people can easily overlook it without knowing. BRAVO Lego!