Holiday and Season Emoji to Copy

Birthdays, Halloween, Christmas and the four seasons, one page each: tap a tile to copy the emoji, a ready-made greeting line, a text drawing or a combo.

Birthdays, Halloween, Christmas, the four seasons: each page here is the kit for one date on the calendar. Tap a tile and it is on your clipboard.

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Around the emoji sit plain characters for places that refuse emoji, ready-made greeting lines, a few kaomoji, text art and named combos. The facts come from Unicode's emoji list, version 18.0. It has an event section of 21 emoji, which opens with a jack-o-lantern, a Christmas tree and fireworks. The search words are odder. CLDR, Unicode's list of them, files one emoji under winter, the leafless tree, and two under summer: a beer mug and a speedboat. Thanksgiving gets the turkey and nothing else. No emoji is named for a leprechaun, a dreidel, a candy cane or Easter. Each of those pages admits it up front and hands over the nearest real characters instead.

Birthdays and other occasions 5

Birthdays, balloons, gifts, anniversaries and graduations: the dates that move from person to person. CLDR files six emoji under birthday and exactly one under graduation, the cap.

Fall, Halloween and Thanksgiving 7

Fall leaves, Halloween, pumpkins, ghosts, bats and Thanksgiving. CLDR files eleven emoji under halloween, six of them vampires and zombies, and one under thanksgiving: the turkey, which also has a page to itself.

Winter, Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year 7

Snow, snowmen, Christmas, Santa, Hanukkah and New Year. CLDR files seven emoji under christmas, and one of them is the flag of Christmas Island. No emoji is named dreidel, which the Hanukkah page says first.

Valentine's Day to Easter 4

Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, Easter and the season itself. CLDR files a honeybee under spring. No emoji is named for a leprechaun or for Easter, and both pages say so before anything else.

Summer and fireworks 3

Summer, the Fourth of July and fireworks. CLDR's two emoji for the word summer are a beer mug and a speedboat, so that page goes looking for the sun instead.

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