Valentine’s Day is approaching: the time to be with your loved ones, celebrating this connection with the exchange of gifts and tender meetings. LEGO® products can be not only great gifts, but also an opportunity to share experiences. There are different and creative ideas for Valentine’s Day, sets in different sizes and even flowers to put together with the ones you love.
Quite traditional among couples, flowers are perfect for showing your love and symbolizing that a relationship needs to be cared for in order for it to grow and prosper even when the couple is apart. With 756 pieces and 36 cm long, the LEGO® Flower Bouquet is the right choice to declare your love with an explosion of color.
With this picnic set, couples and LEGO® fans can create the perfect romantic park scene! With the 147-piece LEGO City® Park Picnic playset, you can fill a bike basket with all the goodies, place them on the table and watch two cute squirrels run around the leafy tree. This set is a great gift and suggestion for a date on this romantic day!
What is your favorite Disney fan? Inspired by one of the world’s most recognizable icons, this LEGO® Disney Castle set makes for the most magical Valentine’s Day gift ever! Think Cinderella’s castle at Walt Disney World® with its pearly gold towers, blue cone roofs and vintage-inspired Mickey and Minnie Mouse minifigures. The set contains 4080 parts, so it is ideal to assemble with the help of a partner!
But if you and your partner are looking for a romantic getaway, the LEGO brand introduces the LEGO® Vespa 125, inspired by the classic Italian model from the 1960s. steering wheel on the side, 2 seats, removable engine cover with engine assembled underneath with parts and working steering.
Check out the full list of sets:
- 10280 – LEGO® – Flower Bouquet (R＄499.99)
- 60326 – LEGO® City – Picnic in the Park (R179.99)
- 71040 – LEGO® Disney – Disney Castle (R$ 3499.99)
- 10298 – LEGO® Wasp 125 (Rs. 999.99)
* Check prices with local sellers
About the LEGO Group:
The mission of the LEGO Group is to inspire and develop the builders of the future through play. The in-game LEGO system, based on LEGO bricks, allows kids to build and rebuild anything they can imagine. The LEGO Group was founded in Billund, Denmark in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen, taking its name from the Danish words LEg GOdt, which means play well.
Today, the LEGO Group remains a family-owned company headquartered in Billund, with its famous bricks sold in more than 140 countries. For more information visit LEGO. Talk to us in the comments and let us know if you liked this news and take the opportunity to read more news on our website.
Source : Married Games
