How many pieces does the bouquet have?

The set contains 749 pieces across 109 unique parts.

Does it come with minifigures?

No, this is a display-only botanical set with no minifigures.

Can I rearrange the flowers after building?

Yes, the stems plug in individually, so you can adjust the height and position of each bloom.

Botanicals

Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet

The Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet is part of LEGO's Botanicals range, where flowers are built brick by brick instead of picked from a garden. At 749 pieces it makes a lasting arrangement you can shape stem by stem.

Set number: 10342
Year: 2025
Pieces: 749
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Botanicals
Different parts: 109

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 109

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (24)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

How the bouquet is built

Each bloom is stacked from several small moulded elements that curve together into petals, giving a soft, rounded look rather than a blocky one. The 749 pieces are split across individually plugged stems of different lengths, so you decide how tall, dense or loose the finished bouquet looks. Some flowers are built half-open while others read as buds, which gives the arrangement more depth than a single repeated shape would. That variety also keeps the instructions interesting, since the steps change noticeably from one flower type to the next.

Leaves, stems and base

Alongside the blooms, the set includes leaves, stems and a sturdy base or pot that keeps the whole bouquet standing upright. Dark Green and Sand Green form the foliage, framing the paler flowers and giving the arrangement a natural backdrop. Because every stem plugs into the base individually, you can rearrange the layout at any point, for instance to give one flower more room to stand out. That flexibility is something a real cut bouquet cannot offer once it has been tied.

Colours and parts list

Dark Bluish Gray shows up mainly in the base, giving the bouquet a calm, neutral anchor that suits most rooms. Dark Green, White and Sand Green together create a fresh, natural palette without tipping into anything twee. In total, 109 unique elements are used, from the smallest petal to the base bricks. The full parts list on this page covers every colour and quantity, useful if a piece ever goes missing.

A calm build

At just under 750 pieces, this sits in the mid-size range and suits a single relaxed session without any time pressure. Steps repeat per flower, so you settle into a rhythm quickly, and the mix of bloom shapes and colours keeps it from feeling repetitive. Because the finished model is moulded plastic, nothing fades and it never needs watering. What comes out the other end is a display piece rather than a toy, and one that also works well as a gift.

FAQ

How many pieces does the bouquet have?: The set contains 749 pieces across 109 unique parts.
Does it come with minifigures?: No, this is a display-only botanical set with no minifigures.
Can I rearrange the flowers after building?: Yes, the stems plug in individually, so you can adjust the height and position of each bloom.