Related emoji

• 🕌 mosque

  A mosque is an Islamic place of worship. You can tell it apart from a church, synagogue, or temple, because of the iconic minaret and domed roof.
• 🕍 synagogue

  A synagogue is a sacred place of worship for those who practice Judaism or the Jewish faith.
• 🥻 sari

  Saris have been worn for more than 5,000 years in many parts of Asia, but it is most widely known as a traditional Indian garment.
• ✝️ latin cross

  Your spiritual connection to a higher power just got emojified! The Latin Cross is an emoji associated with the Christian faith. Christians believe Jesus died on the cross. You can use this emoji to express your devout faith, or when talking about God, church, Jesus, and anything associated with Christianity.
• 🎄 Christmas tree

  Ho, Ho, ho, Merry Christmas. The Christmas Tree emoji symbolizes the Christmas holiday. The Christian holiday is known for presents, Santa, and Christmas Carols.
• 🎇 sparkler

  The Sparkler emoji features a small, handheld firework which is lit on one end in order to create golden sparks. Usually seen at celebrations and events.
• 🎅 santa & mrs. claus

  There is no emoji that captures the spirit of Christmas better than these emojis, depicting Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, and Mx. Claus. During the holiday season, these Christmas characters spread joy from your emoji keyboard to children all over the world. Ho ho ho!
• 🇷🇺 flag: Russia

  The Russian flag emoji has three horizontal stripes. The top stripe is white, the middle stripe is blue and the bottom stripe is red.
• 🎎 Japanese dolls

  The Japanese dolls emoji depicts two traditional Japanese dolls sitting side by side- one male; one female. These dolls can be used when speaking in context of Japanese culture.
• 🧙 mage

  The mage emoji is a wizard with a magical staff. Watch out! You don’t want to get on their bad side.
• 💒 wedding

  Love must be in the air if a wedding is happening. The bride and groom are getting married. The wedding emoji is commonly used when referring to a wedding chapel, or a pair of love birds tying the knot. Just make sure not to wear white to the wedding unless you're the soon to be Mrs.
• 🎋 tanabata tree

  This emoji is known as a “wishful” one and is used to reflect the Japanese Tanabata Tree. During the Japanese Tanabata festival, people hang wishes they want to be fulfilled on the tree.
• 👸 princess

  Beautiful, powerful, and royal, a princess could be next in line for the throne and her crown is worth lots of money. The princess will be queen one day, so bow down.
• 🥷 ninja

  Just as elusive as a real ninja, the ninja emoji isn’t available on all platforms. Use this trained killer in your most covert texts.
• 🛕 hindu temple

  Those who practice the Hindu faith, pray and worship their gods at a Hindu Temple. This religious place is a holy area found in all parts of the world for those who belong to Hinduism.
• 🤹 person juggling

  Come one, come all, come see the person juggling emoji. The person juggling emoji tosses up three or more balls at once and keeps them all in the air in an amazing feat of physics.
• 💂 british foot guard

  Protection fit for the queen. The guard emoji was created to keep your inbox safe from the enemy! It’s a British guard, loyal to the royals.
• 🛌 person in bed

  The person in bed emoji just is not getting up, even when their alarm goes off! Hit the snooze when you see this emoji.
• 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 flag: England

  The flag emoji of England is depicted by a white background with a red cross breaking the background into quadrants.
• 🇮🇴 flag: British Indian Ocean Territory

  The flag emoji of the British Indian Ocean Territory features the Union Jack in the top left corner. The background is made up of white and navy waves. The flag also features a palm tree above St. Edward's crown.