St. Patrick’s Day Emojis

Emoji that help bars, shops and event pages write green-themed posts and event invites.

Shamrocks and green

Clovers, green hearts and a flag for a green-themed post.

Parade and party

Instruments and banners for the parade and daytime events.

Pub night

Food, music and a soft-drink option for an evening at a venue.

Ready-to-copy combinations

  • Lucky green

    Opening a green-themed product post.

  • Parade day

    Sharing the parade route and times.

  • Trad session

    Announcing a live traditional music night.

  • Pot of gold

    A playful caption for a giveaway.

  • Stew and a song

    Promoting food and live music at a venue.

  • Home safe

    Reminding guests to book a ride home.

Templates

  • Green edit

    Our St. Patrick's green edit: [Product], [Product] and [Product], in store from [Date]. 🍀💚

  • Parade post

    The parade leaves [Place] at [Time] on [Date]. Find us at [Spot]. 🥁🎺

  • Music night

    Live [Music style] at [Venue] from [Time], with [Food] and alcohol-free options at the bar. 🎻🍲

About this kit

St. Patrick's Day is one of the easiest days of the year to theme a post: almost everything is green. Shops run a green product edit, bakeries colour their icing, event pages list the parade route, and pubs and venues book live music. This kit treats the day in its festive, calendar sense. The shamrocks-and-green set gives a caption the colour, the parade set covers music and the procession, and the pub-night set suits a venue's evening with food, a band and a soft-drink option on the list. Keep the invitation about the music, the food and the company rather than how much anyone will drink, and give the time, the place and any ticket details in words.

Using these emoji well

  • Keep a venue post about the music, the food and the company; leave out drinking-game or quantity language, and list an alcohol-free option.
  • Screen readers speak each emoji by name, such as "four leaf clover" or "flag: Ireland", so write the time, place and ticket details in words.
  • A single 🍀 or 💚 at the start of a line is enough to theme a caption; a whole row of green squares and circles is hard to read.