Birthday Emojis

Emoji that help businesses and teams post birthday wishes, party invitations, milestone ages and birthday offers.

Cake and wishes

The cake, the candles and the cheer for a birthday message or a comment.

Party time

The birthday boy or girl, balloons, a piñata and the fair rides for an invitation or a party recap.

Gifts and surprises

Wrapped presents and soft toys for a birthday offer, a giveaway or a surprise.

Ages and milestones

Number keycaps to write any age, and a crown for the person of the day.

Ready-to-copy combinations

Happy birthday
Opening a birthday wish.
Make a wish
Closing a birthday message.
Party invite
Inviting friends or customers to a party.
Birthday gift
Announcing a birthday offer or present.
Turning thirty
Marking a thirtieth birthday.
Sweet sixteen
Marking a sixteenth birthday.
Birthday crown
Celebrating the person of the day.
Big fifty
Marking a fiftieth birthday.

Templates

Birthday wish
Happy birthday, [Name]! Wishing you [Wish] this year. 🎂🥳
Party invite
You're invited: [Name]'s [Age]th birthday at [Place] on [Date], from [Time]. 🎈🎉
Birthday-month offer
It's your birthday month: show this at [Shop name] for [Real offer] until [Date]. 🎁🎀
Team shout-out
Happy birthday to [Name] from everyone at [Team name]! 🥳🎊
Comment prompt
[Name] turns [Age] today. Leave a 🎂 in the comments to wish them well.

About this kit

A birthday comes around for every customer, colleague and follower, which makes it one of the most-sent reasons to post all year: a wish in the comments, a party invitation, a shout-out for a teammate, or a birthday-month offer from a café or shop. The emoji here are grouped by those jobs. The cake and candles carry the wish itself, the party set covers invitations and recaps, the gifts set fits offers and surprises, and the number keycaps spell out any age, from a first birthday to a ninetieth. Write the name, the date and the place in words, keep a customer offer clear about what they get and until when, and ask before sharing anyone's age in public.

Using these emoji well

Screen readers read number keycaps one by one, so "3️⃣0️⃣" is heard as "keycap 3, keycap 0"; write the age in plain digits as well.
Ask before posting a colleague's or customer's birthday or age; some people would rather keep it private.
A birthday offer should say exactly what the customer gets and until when, without wording that suggests a gift they then have to pay for.
Two or three emoji around a wish are plenty; the name is what the person scrolls for.

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