As the winter holidays are approaching, we thought it would be useful to list our favorite holiday emojis! So grab a glass of eggnog and start texting.
Technical Details: Unicode emojis are treated as text so you can use them in a Facebook status, Twitter message, plain-text e-mail, text message, etc. Older browsers or devices might have trouble displaying some of the emojis below, but they should work in most situations. We’ve included an * next to emojis that were recently added to the Unicode standard, and are therefore more likely to lack support.
When you’re stuck in line at the mall:
? |
Gift/Present |
(U+1F381) |
?* |
Shopping Bags |
(U+1F6CD) |
When you’re feeling jolly (Christmas and Hanukkah):
? |
Santa Claus Face |
(U+1F385) |
? |
Christmas Tree |
(U+1F384) |
?* |
Menorah |
(U+1F54E) |
When it’s snowing:
❄️ |
Snowflake |
(U+2744) |
☃ |
Snowman |
(U+2603) |
⛄️ |
Another Snowman |
(U+26C4) |
⛸ |
Ice Skates |
(U+26F8) |
Cheers! (New Years):
? |
Fireworks |
(U+1F386) |
? |
More Fireworks |
(U+1F387) |
? |
Confetti |
(U+1F38A) |
? |
Party |
(U+1F389) |
*These emojis were recently added to the Unicode specification and are more likely to lack support on older devices.