Easter and Spring Emojis

Emoji that help shops and families write egg-hunt, spring-sale and bank-holiday-hours posts.

Bunnies, chicks and eggs

The animals and eggs that give a post its Easter theme.

Spring blooms

Flowers, butterflies and April showers for spring colour.

Egg hunt and baskets

Baskets, paint and bright colours for a hunt or a craft session.

Opening hours

Clocks and signs for the long-weekend timetable.

Church and blessing

A cross, a church and a dove for Easter greetings, a sunrise service or service times.

Ready-to-copy combinations

  • Egg hunt

    Announcing an egg hunt or a trail.

  • Spring bunny

    A cheerful seasonal caption.

  • Just hatched

    Revealing a new spring range.

  • Paint an egg

    Promoting a craft session for families.

  • Spring showers

    Setting a spring-weather mood.

  • Open all weekend

    Flagging bank holiday opening hours.

  • Easter blessing

    An Easter greeting from a parish or a family.

Templates

  • Egg hunt

    Egg hunt at [Place] on [Date], [Time] to [Time], for ages [Age range]. Bring a basket. πŸ₯šπŸ”

  • Spring sale

    Spring colours are in: [Product] and [Product], from [Date] at [Shop name]. 🌷🐣

  • Hours notice

    Easter weekend hours: [Day] [Time] to [Time], closed on [Day]. πŸ•˜πŸ”“

  • Service times

    [Service] at [Church] on [Day] at [Time]. Everyone welcome. β›ͺπŸŒ…

About this kit

Easter arrives with the first proper spring weather, and the posts around it are some of the most cheerful of the year: a garden centre's egg hunt, a bakery's hot cross buns, a boutique's spring colours and a plain notice about bank holiday opening hours. This kit covers bunnies, chicks, eggs and blooms, as well as Easter greetings and church services. The sets follow those jobs: animals and eggs for the theme, blooms for spring colour, the egg-hunt set for a family event, the opening-hours set for the long weekend, and the church set for a greeting or a service. Name the date, the time and the age range for an event in words next to the emoji.

Using these emoji well

  • Screen readers speak each emoji by name, such as "hatching chick" or "tulip", so keep the date, time and age range written out.
  • For a family event, put practical details first, such as whether to bring a basket and where to park, then add one or two emoji for the mood.