Summer emoji: beach, sun and holiday emoji to copy
Sun, sea, ice cream and a pair of sunglasses: the emoji of summer, grouped for beach days, road trips and heatwaves.
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Sun and heat
βοΈ is the plain sun and π the smiling one; the sun guide compares them. π sunglasses face is the βcoolβ of a good day, π₯΅ hot face the heatwave, and π§΄ lotion the sunscreen reminder.
Beach and water
ποΈ beach with umbrella is the vacation emoji people search for; β±οΈ is the umbrella alone. The wave, dolphin, crab and shark guides cover the sea life, and the swimsuit page has π©± π π©².
Summer food
π¦ soft ice cream and π watermelon are the two emoji that mean summer by themselves. πΉ tropical drink is the holiday cocktail; π π π½ the barbecue.
Month by month
| Month | Emoji | Occasions |
|---|---|---|
| June | βοΈ π π π³οΈβπ π πΉ | Summer solstice (20β21 Jun), Pride, graduations, Fatherβs Day |
| July | πΊπΈ π π ποΈ π π | Fourth of July, Canada Day π¨π¦ (1 Jul), Bastille Day π«π· (14 Jul), peak holidays |
| August | π» π¦ π π π π₯΅ | Heatwaves, festival season, back-to-school shopping at the end |
For the Fourth of July set see the American flag guide; for Pride the rainbow flag.
Summer emoji combos
- βοΈππ΄ β vacation mode
- ποΈππ β beach day
- ππ¦βοΈ β summer snacks
- πΆοΈπ©΄π§΄ β packed for the pool
- π»πβοΈ β high summer garden
- ππΊοΈπΆ β road trip
- ππΊπΈπ β Fourth of July
- π ππ β sunrise surf
Questions people ask
What is the summer emoji?
βοΈ sun is the simplest; ποΈ beach with umbrella, π watermelon and π¦ ice cream are the other emoji that read as summer on their own.
Is there a vacation emoji?
ποΈ beach with umbrella is the closest, with π§³ luggage and βοΈ airplane for the travel itself. See the airplane guide.
Is there a swimming pool emoji?
No. π person swimming and π©± one-piece swimsuit are used for pool days.
About this guide
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