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Festival, Holiday & Celebration Emojis: Meanings & Codes
Celebrations unite humanity across cultures. From the sacred Diwali Diya Lamp (🪔) and festive Christmas trees (🎄) to New Year party poppers (🎉), explore the precise Unicode codes and cultural traditions behind holiday emojis.
All Festivals & Holidays Emojis
16 symbols
🎃
Jack O Lantern
U+1F383
🎄
Christmas Tree
U+1F384
🎅
Father Christmas
U+1F385
🎅🏻
Father Christmas (Light Skin Tone)
U+1F385
🎅🏼
Father Christmas (Medium-Light Skin Tone)
U+1F385
🎅🏽
Father Christmas (Medium Skin Tone)
U+1F385
🎅🏾
Father Christmas (Medium-Dark Skin Tone)
U+1F385
🎅🏿
Father Christmas (Dark Skin Tone)
U+1F385
🕎
Menorah With Nine Branches
U+1F54E
🤶
Mother Christmas
U+1F936
🤶🏻
Mother Christmas (Light Skin Tone)
U+1F936
🤶🏼
Mother Christmas (Medium-Light Skin Tone)
U+1F936
🤶🏽
Mother Christmas (Medium Skin Tone)
U+1F936
🤶🏾
Mother Christmas (Medium-Dark Skin Tone)
U+1F936
🤶🏿
Mother Christmas (Dark Skin Tone)
U+1F936
🪔
Diya Lamp
U+1FA94
Festivals & Holidays FAQs
Which emoji is used for Diwali celebrations? ▾
The Diya Lamp (🪔) is the official Unicode emoji representing the traditional clay oil lamp lit during Diwali and Deepavali celebrations.
Are there dedicated pages for popular world festivals? ▾
Yes! Browse our comprehensive World Festivals directory for curated emojis, festive wishes, and cultural etiquette for Diwali, Christmas, Eid, Halloween, Lunar New Year, and more.