Event
π Jack-O-Lantern
Itβs a pumpkin which is orange in color and carved to depict a face. Some usually have a lantern inside of it, thus lights up a dark place. Itβs very popular during Halloween celebrations and also in thanksgiving. It is mostly used in the USA and in other countries with such celebrations.
βAre you prepared π?β
π Christmas Tree
Itβs a pine tree which is decorated during charismas festive with lights and other shiny staffs. Itβs usually finalized on top with a star. Itβs colored green with different colored decorations. It’s applied in the context of the Christmas holidays. Thus symbolizes happiness, joy, miracles and family moments.
π Fireworks
Have a characteristic explosion image, which is denoted by various patterns and colors according to the source of the emoji. They are usually launched at night, and mark the celebrations of something big, for instance during the New Year celebration. it symbolizes emotions such as happiness, surprise, and excitement.
βWow! That is amazing πβ
π Sparkler
Looks similar to the emoji for fireworks, except this particular emoji is not exploding but rather emitting bright light with sparkles. The picture appears very realistic, and itsβ usually handheld. Itβs used mostly during celebrations such as holidays or party.
βIt’s Party Time πβ
𧨠Firecracker
It is represented by a red tube that has a burning fuse at one end. At times has gold ring or rings at the top or base or even both sides. It is very popular because the show they display during major holidays or celebrations. This particular is common in Chinese celebrations. Symbolizes happiness and excitement, but it can be scary to pets.
βDo you have any π§¨, for the celebration?β
β¨ Sparkles
They are meant to portray the shininess of an object. It is accompanied by positive sentiments that are exciting. They are illustrated with bright colors that can express well the sparkling. It symbolizes gorgeousness, clean, magical or even the stars.
βThe tiles were sparkling cleanβ¨β
π Balloon
Itβs an inflated elastic rubber with red, pink or orange color and tied using a string. Itβs popularly used to express celebration, congratulation and mostly during the birthday parties. It symbolizes the childish play, happiness, celebrations and much more.
βCongratulations my dear for passing your exams πβ
π Party Popper
Itβs a party popper emoji, which has exploded with confetti showers and streamers during a celebration. It is portrayed in a party hat shape with gold color. In certain programs, it has colorful stripes at 45 degrees angle. It expresses celebrations, good time and congratulations.
βYes! I have passed the job interview πβ
π Confetti Ball
Itβs a golden colored ball which has split into two spraying showers of confetti with multicolor and streamers. It functions to express sentiments of celebrations, excitement, and congratulations. Works and have a similar role like the party popper emoji.
βLetβs have the best celebrations ever πβ
π Tanabata Tree
Is a bamboo tree, onto which people fix colorful papers with the hopes of getting good wishes. This process is considered to be religious and spiritual by many cultures. On the colorful pieces of paper, one’s wishes are written in the format of a poem and the attachment onto the tree is done during Tanabata, a Japanese holiday. The use is directly tied to its role.
βI have attached my wish I hope it will come true πβ
π Pine Decoration
Itβs made up of about three bamboos which are chopped into different heights, put together, and then decorated using things like grass, leaves, flowers, and ribbons. It portrays the Christmas tree in a Japanese version. It applies in Japanese context and celebrations.
βJapanese celebrations are so amazing πβ
π Japanese Dolls
It is a pair of Japanese dolls, one depicting a male and the other a female. The males are usually dressed dominantly in blue while the females dominantly with red. They can also be referred to as the emperor and the Empress. They symbolize Japan traditions and culture.
βI came back with Japanese dolls as an icon of my travel πβ
π Carp Streamer
It is a windsock with the shape of two carp fish. They are tied on a pole side by side. The color of the windsock relies on the source of the emoji. Itβs a decorative design of the Japanese, thus applied during their traditional ceremonies and culture. It symbolizes the heritage and culture of Japanese people also.
βIts celebration day for children in Japan πβ
π Wind Chime
It is a wind chime made by Japanese; itβs characterized by a dome-shaped glass and paper strip hanging from its clapper. The decorations include flower like cherry blossom. Itβs often applied to occasions concerning different senses of chime and wind.
βThis can be a good souvenir πβ
π Moon Viewing Ceremony
Itβs an annual ceremony held in Japan, called Tsukimi, during the season of autumn with the purpose to celebrate the Waxing and the full moon. The image comprises the pampas grass of the Japanese, with the Dango, that are used during the ceremony, and the moon forming the background.
βWe attended π in Japan during our vacation.β
π§§ Red Envelope
Itβs a long vertical envelope with the opening at the top slender end. Itβs made of a red paper, and at the sealing point, it has a yellow sealant or Chinese writing symbol. It’s used in ceremonies of wishing fortune thatβs good during the China new year. Also symbolizes gifts and cultural celebration.
π Ribbon
It is a ribbon with colors such as red or pink and is tied into the style of a bow and can be attached to a womanβs hat or a gift. It depicts something as being cute, pretty and even specials. It can also be used to portray a baby who is a girl due to the pink and red colors which are considered feminine.
βI have a gift for you, my dear πβ
π Wrapped Gift
The emoji is depicted by a gift in a box and closed using a bow. The bow ribbon and the gift box have different color patterns. They differ across the programs they are used. Itβs a representative of a gift youβve got for someone.
βCongratulations for the twins dear πβ
π Reminder Ribbon
Also known as an awareness ribbon, it represents your support to a particular group or cause. Itβs provided in three different colors depending on the source and platform. These are red, golden yellow and pink. The colors also have different meanings, pink, support the breast cancer campaign, green represents mental health and so on.
βLetβs support our fellow women to fight breast cancer πβ
π Admission Tickets
They are tickets that give you access to a particular event. They are available in different colors. Lacking those means you will not be able to access certain places which they are meant to help you gain entry to. For example the admission ticket to an amusement park or to a match.
βI have got enough tickets for all of us πβ
π« Ticket
These are tickets made of papers with varying colors. The ticket contains all the details about the event. This include where you will sit if itβs a theatre or stadium and also contains a code to prove itβs valid. They also apply in means of transport apart from events.
βImagine the match tickets are totally sold out π«β