Valentine’s Day is just a couple of weeks away, and you know what that means — flower sales are about to skyrocket. While a fresh bunch of roses is never a bad idea, there’s one inevitable factor that makes them just a little underwhelming: They eventually die. If you want to show your valentine that your love is everlasting, we recommend going both the literal and sentimental routes with this gorgeous Lego Botanicals Rose Bouquet. Unlike the real stuff, these will live forever and, if you snag them now, you’ll get them for the second-lowest price they’ve ever been — just $48.
Why is this a good deal? 💰
In addition to getting major brownie points for originality with this Lego bouquet, you’re bound to save some money in the long run. Plus, this is the most affordable it’s been since August 2024 — though even then, it was just a buck more.
Why do I need this? 🤔
The Lego Botanicals collection is known for its realistic yet whimsical artificial blooms that are just as fun to put together as they are to display. After you gift this Lego creation to your love, you can pour the wine, nibble on some strawberries (real ones, of course), and assemble the bouquet together. It’ll be a one-of-a-kind Valentine’s Day experience that neither of you will ever forget. And, best of all, you won’t need a reservation or hundreds of dollars to make it happen.
This set comes with everything you need to craft the dozen roses with long green stems. It even comes with four sprigs of Lego baby’s breath with small white flowers. The bouquet’s roses appear in various stages of flowering — a realistic flourish we love — so you’ll get four roses in full bloom, four blossoming, and four in bud.
The flora may be fake, but your lover’s fawning over it will be so very, very real. (Amazon)
What reviewers say 💬
Nearly 3,000 Amazon shoppers are huge fans of the Lego Botanicals Bouquet of Roses, with a bunch raving that it made the most special and unexpected gift.
Pros 👍
“Made this with my boyfriend for Valentine’s Day and it was so fun and easy to do,” one impressed reviewer wrote.
“I bought these for my girlfriend for Valentine’s Day. She loves Lego and she enjoyed building these,” a fan wrote. “They look good and they weren’t hard to make, although you do need to sit down and focus on it. It is a nice little afternoon project, overall high-quality and worth the money.”
“These stayed on display in my house for months,” one parent recalled. “[They’re] perfect for a vase, [and make a] great gift. They were for my 12-year-old kid on Valentine’s Day.”
“My wife is a Lego nut. She owns a few hundred sets,” related this Romeo. “This year is our 20th anniversary and I wanted to get her some flowers, but to be honest, she’s not a fan of flowers, as they die quickly. I got her this Lego set instead. Now, the flowers I got her for our 20th anniversary can stay beautiful forever, just as she is.”
Cons 👎
“One of the best products to spur the imagination,” this reviewer said. “The only downfall is stepping on the stray piece in the middle of the night.” Ah — we’ve all been there!
“The roses were easy to assemble,” a final shopper noted. “I wish somewhere on the online listing there was a suggestion for what size [vase] to put them in… If you are in need of a vase for these flowers, I highly suggest finding one that is no larger than 7 inches tall with a hole diameter no smaller than 3 or 4 inches.”
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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