Mother’s Day and Father’s Day Emojis

Emoji that help shops and creators write gift guides, cards and brunch bookings for Mother's and Father's Day.

For mum

Family groupings and gifts for a Mother's Day post.

For dad

Family groupings and gifts for a Father's Day post.

Cards and gratitude

Crayons, notes and hearts for a card or a thank-you message.

Gifts and brunch

Pancakes, pastries and a pot of tea for a brunch booking or a hamper.

Ready-to-copy combinations

  • For mum

    Opening a Mother's Day gift post.

  • For dad

    Opening a Father's Day gift post.

  • Brunch booked

    Inviting brunch bookings for the day.

  • Handmade card

    Sharing a card message or a craft idea.

  • Family day

    A warm caption for the whole family.

  • Day out

    Suggesting an outing as a gift.

Templates

  • Gift guide

    Gifts for [Mum or Dad]: [Product], [Product] and [Product], ready by [Date]. 👩‍👧👨‍👦

  • Brunch booking

    Brunch on [Date] from [Time]: [Menu detail]. Book a table at [Link]. 🥞🍵

  • Card message

    To [Name]: thank you for [Real memory]. Love, [Your name]. 💗

  • Opt-out line

    Would you rather skip our [Occasion] emails this year? Tap [Link] and we'll leave you out. 🤍

About this kit

Mother's Day and Father's Day bring a steady run of gift guides, card messages and brunch bookings, and a good post for either day keeps in mind that families come in many shapes. This kit covers both days in one place. The sets for mum and for dad hold family groupings and the kind of gifts each post tends to show, the cards set suits a handwritten message or a child's drawing, and the gifts-and-brunch set covers the table booking and the breakfast menu. Some followers find these days hard, so a line that offers an opt-out from reminder emails, or that also welcomes grandparents, guardians and step-parents, is a small kindness. Keep the gift, the price and the booking details in words beside the emoji.

Using these emoji well

  • Not everyone celebrates these days, and for some followers they are hard; offer an opt-out from reminder emails and keep the tone warm rather than insistent.
  • Families come in many shapes, so a post that also welcomes grandparents, guardians and step-parents reaches more people.
  • Screen readers speak each family emoji in full, such as "family: woman, girl", so one or two per line is plenty; keep the gift and booking details in words.