Wedding Emojis
Emoji for the whole wedding season, from the engagement ring to the last dance at the reception.
The Couple
The engaged pair, the ring and the promise of forever.
Ceremony
The church, the bells and the doves of the ceremony itself, with the bouquet down the aisle.
Reception
Toasts, cake, music and the dance floor once the ceremony is over.
Wedding Party and Family
The bridesmaids, the shoes, the grandparents and the photos everyone asks for.
Marketing blocks for Weddings
Hook
Open with the one detail a scrolling couple or guest stops for, such as the ring, the first look or the church doors opening.
The moment [Name] saw [Name] at the end of the aisle.
A year of planning, one first look at [Venue].
Ask us about the [Detail] every guest noticed.
Engagements and Save the Dates
Share the engagement or the save-the-date with both names, the date and the town, so guests can mark it the same day.
We're engaged! [Name] and [Name], [Season] [Year].
Save the date: [Name] and [Name], [Date], [Town].
[Venue] has open dates for [Season] [Year] weddings.
How They Met
Tell how the couple met or how the proposal happened in a few plain lines, with the place and the season named.
[Name] and [Name] met at [Place] in [Year].
The proposal happened at [Place] on a [Season] evening.
From [First date detail] to [Venue], in [Number] years.
Order of the Day
Give the order of the day with real times, from the ceremony to the first dance, so guests know when to arrive and when the shuttle leaves.
Ceremony at [Time] at [Church or venue]; reception from [Time] at [Venue].
The shuttle leaves [Place] at [Time] and returns at [Time].
First dance at [Time], cake at [Time].
Moments That Mattered
Name a real feeling from the day, such as a father's speech or a grandmother's first dance, rather than calling it the perfect day.
[Name]'s speech had the whole room in tears.
Grandma [Name] danced until [Time].
Our favourite moment of the day: [Real moment].
What Is Included
List what the photographer, florist or venue actually provides on the day, from hours of coverage to the number of tables.
Coverage includes [Number] hours, [Feature] and an online gallery.
Bridal bouquet, [Number] centrepieces and [Feature] for the ceremony.
Our hall seats [Number] guests, with [Feature] included.
Packages and Dates
Quote the package price, what it includes and the dates it applies to, so a couple can compare it with another quote.
[Season] wedding package from [Real price], including [Feature].
Book a [Weekday] wedding in [Month] and get [Real extra].
Elopement package: [Real price] for [Number] guests at [Venue].
Couples' Words
Quote a real couple by first name and the month of the wedding, with their permission, instead of a general line about happy couples.
[Name] and [Name], married in [Month]: [Real quotation].
A note from [Name] after their wedding at [Venue]: [Real quotation].
Visits and Tastings
Invite couples to ask about dates, a venue visit or a cake tasting, with the way to reach you and the days you reply.
Ask about [Year] dates by message or at [Contact method].
Book a venue visit for [Day] or [Day].
Cake tastings run on [Day]; message us to join one.
Check Your Date
Point to one next step, a date check, a consultation or the gallery, so a couple who is ready does not have to choose between three links.
Check [Year] availability at [Link].
Book a consultation at [Link].
See the full gallery from [Name] and [Name]'s day at [Link].
Ready-to-copy combinations
Just engaged
Announcing an engagement.
Save the date
Sharing the wedding date with guests.
Church wedding
Posting about the ceremony in church.
Cheers to the couple
Raising a toast at the reception.
First dance
Sharing the first dance.
Forever
Closing an anniversary or wedding post.
Bouquet toss
Capturing the bouquet toss.
Family photo
Sharing a photo with the grandparents.
Formatting symbols
Copy a symbol to structure captions, lists and step-by-step posts.
About Weddings
A wedding is planned for a year and lived in a single day, and the posts around it follow that rhythm: the engagement, the save-the-date, the countdown, the day itself and the photos that arrive weeks later. Couples post for family and friends, while planners, photographers, florists, bakers and venues post to show the next couple what their own day could look like. The emoji on this page cover both sides, from the ring and the church to the cake, the music and the grandparents on the dance floor.
Two habits keep wedding posts trustworthy. Ask before naming a couple, showing their photos or tagging the venue, and keep guests out of public posts unless they agreed. Then describe what actually happened or what a package actually includes, with the date, the hours of coverage or the number of tables in plain words, because a screen reader announces each emoji by name and a couple comparing quotes needs the real figures.
The sections below group emoji by the couple, the ceremony, the reception and the wedding party. The blocks follow a vendor or couple post from the first photo to the booking link, with templates that leave names, dates and prices for you to fill in.
Using these emoji well
- Screen readers announce each emoji by name, such as "woman with veil" or "latin cross", so keep the couple's names, the date and the venue in plain words.
- Ask the couple before posting their names, photos or venue, and keep guests' faces out of public posts unless they agreed.
- Use ⛪ ✝️ and 🙏 for a church ceremony; for a civil or outdoor ceremony 💒 🕊️ and 💐 set the scene.
- Pair a celebration emoji with a real moment from the day rather than adding 🎉 to every post.