No emoji is a ring of leaves, and CLDR, Unicode's list of search words, has no wreath, laurel, garland or holly in it. Evergreen tree is the only emoji filed under evergreen, so the wreath emoji here is π²π.
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Why an evergreen and a ribbon
By Wikipedia a wreath is flowers, leaves, fruits or twigs made into a ring, in western countries most often an Advent and Christmas decoration. The tree gives the green. The ribbon, for the bow, is this page's own pick.
A laurel wreath from two emoji
A laurel wreath, by Wikipedia, is a symbol of triumph made of bay laurel branches and leaves, worn round the head. So the stand-in is Herb then Trophy: a sprig, then a prize. The ASCII laurel is two sprays tied at the bottom.
π Pine decoration is the nearest thing in Unicode's own words: its note on the character reads Japanese new year's door decoration.
Questions and answers
Is there a wreath emoji?
Not by that name. Unicode's emoji list, version 18.0, has no emoji named wreath. π²π, Evergreen tree then Ribbon, is the stand-in, and β Hollow red circle gives the ring alone.
What is the Christmas wreath emoji?
The same pair, π²π. For more Christmas wreath emojis, πͺπ²π hangs it on a door, ππ²π adds bells and πΏπ΄π΄ is a sprig of holly berries.
Is there a laurel wreath emoji?
No emoji or search word holds laurel. πΏπ stands in, and the combo Winner's laurels puts π₯ between two sprigs. For a laurel wreath in plain text, {{{ 1 }}} is typed with curly brackets.
Is there a wreath emoticon?
None is standard, so the ones here are typed: {{o}} is a ring in leaves and {^_^} a face wearing one. For a Christmas wreath emoticon, {{o}}>8< ties a bow beside the ring.
Is there a wreath symbol?
One character is named for a wreath: β, U+2240, Wreath product, a maths sign from group theory. It is a wavy line, not a ring. For a laurel wreath symbol, β β― β§ sets a ring between two ivy leaves.
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Closest emoji 17
πBellU+1F514. Filed under bell and sound. Emoji 0.6.
πBouquetU+1F490. Filed under bouquet and flower. Emoji 0.6.
π―οΈCandleU+1F56F U+FE0F. The only emoji filed under candle. Emoji 0.7.
πChristmas treeU+1F384. Filed under Christmas and tree. Emoji 0.6.
πͺDoorU+1F6AA. The only emoji filed under door. Where a Christmas wreath hangs. Emoji 0.6.
π²Evergreen treeU+1F332. The only emoji filed under evergreen. Also filed under christmas and pine. Emoji 1.0.
π’Green circleU+1F7E2. Filed under circle and green. Emoji 12.0.
πΏHerbU+1F33F. Filed under herb, leaf and plant. This page's pick for a sprig of laurel. Emoji 0.6.
βHollow red circleU+2B55. The only emoji filed under hollow. A ring with nothing in it. Emoji 0.6.
πΏπLaurel wreathHerb, then trophy.
π«OliveU+1FAD2. The only emoji filed under olive. Emoji 13.0.
πPine decorationU+1F38D. Filed under pine and decoration. Unicode's own note calls it a Japanese new year's door decoration. Emoji 0.6.
πRibbonU+1F380. Filed under ribbon and celebration. This page's pick for the bow. Emoji 0.6.
π΅οΈRosetteU+1F3F5 U+FE0F. Filed under rosette and plant. Emoji 0.7.
πΎSheaf of riceU+1F33E. Filed under sheaf and grain. This page's pick for a harvest wreath. Emoji 0.6.
πTrophyU+1F3C6. Filed under victory and champion. Emoji 0.6.
π²πWreathEvergreen tree, then ribbon.
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Wreath symbols 9
βΏBlack floretteU+273F. A flower with five round petals.
βBowtieU+22C8. A maths sign in the shape of a bow.
βDotted circleU+25CC. A ring made of dots.
β¦Floral heartU+2766. A leaf drawn as a heart. Unicode's second name for it is Aldus leaf.
β―Large circleU+25EF. A plain ring. A character, not an emoji.
βReversed rotated floral heart bulletU+2619. The same ivy leaf, turned to face the other way.
β§Rotated floral heart bulletU+2767. Unicode's second names for it are hedera and ivy leaf.
βWhite floretteU+2740. The same flower in outline.
βWreath productU+2240. The one character Unicode names for a wreath: a maths sign from group theory, in Unicode since version 1.1. A wavy upright line, not a ring.
Typed wreaths 7
{^_^}A face wearing a wreath of leaves.
β β― β§A ring between two ivy leaves.
β¦ββ¦A dotted ring with a leaf on each side.
{{{ 1 }}}A laurel wreath: three leaves a side around a number one. Type your own word over the 1.
{*o*o*}A wreath with berries and lights among the leaves.
{{o}}A ring between curly brackets, two a side, which stand for the leaves.
{{o}}>8<The same ring with its bow tied beside it.
Wreath drawings 3
Laurel wreath, in ASCIITwo sprays of leaves tied at the bottom and open at the top. Five lines.
Small wreath, in ASCIIA ring of leaves and berries with a bow at the bottom. Five lines. Needs monospaced text.
Wreath on a door, in ASCIIA door with a small wreath at head height and a knob. Eight lines.
Kinds of wreath 6
Advent wreath π―οΈBy Wikipedia, an evergreen wreath with four candles.
Christmas wreath πBy Wikipedia, in western countries a wreath is most often an Advent and Christmas decoration.
Flower crown πΈBy Wikipedia, a wreath of leaves, flowers and branches can be worn as a headdress.
Harvest wreath πΎBy Wikipedia, a household decoration with ancient roots in Europe.
Laurel wreath πBy Wikipedia, a symbol of triumph made of branches and leaves of the bay laurel.
Olive wreath π«By Wikipedia, the prize for the winner at the ancient Olympic Games.
Wreath lines 6
knock under the wreath πͺFor directions to a party.
made the wreath myself. mostly glue πΏFor a photo of a first attempt.
resting on my laurels today πΏBy Wikipedia, the saying means leaning on old successes.
wreath down, see you next DecemberFor the day it all goes back in the box.
the wreath is on the door πͺFor the day the decorations go up.
wreath up, lights next πFor a job half done.
Wreath combos 12
π―οΈπ―οΈπ²π―οΈπ―οΈAdvent wreathCandle, twice, then evergreen tree, then candle, twice.
πππAutumn wreathMaple leaf, then fallen leaf, then maple leaf.
π»πΌπ»Crown of flowersSunflower, then blossom, then sunflower.
πΎππΎHarvest wreathSheaf of rice, then fallen leaf, then sheaf of rice.
πΏπ΄π΄Holly berriesHerb, then red circle, twice.
βοΈπΏπMaking a wreathScissors, then herb, then ribbon.
π«πΏπ Olive wreathOlive, then herb, then sports medal.
π’πRing of greenGreen circle, then ribbon.
π·πΏπ·Spring wreathTulip, then herb, then tulip.
πΏπ₯πΏWinner's laurelsHerb, then 1st place medal, then herb.
πͺπ²πWreath on the doorDoor, then evergreen tree, then ribbon.
ππ²πWreath with bellsBell, then evergreen tree, then bell.