🀡

Person in Tuxedo Emoji 🀡

What 🀡 means

A gender-neutral portrayal of a person with short, side-parted hair and dressed in a Tuxedo. This emoji can have multiple interpretations depending on the occasion of wearing the tux.

The 🀡 Person in Tuxedo emoji can refer to a groom, a party host, a classic bartender, or even a waiter. Although this gender-neutral emoji mostly shows the face of a man, it can be used to refer to anyone irrespective of gender and sex.

This emoji is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms.

How and when to use it

  • If you work as a bartender and you're posting a picture of yourself for a very special evening at work, you can use 🀡 in the post caption.
  • 🀡 can be paired with the πŸ‘° Person With Veil to indicate a wedding or an intense union of two people in love.
  • The above option would be great if you're sending out e-invites for your wedding or if you're wishing someone a great married life.
  • If you're throwing a dinner party and you're posting updates on your social media story, you can use 🀡 for your pictures (aka the party host).
  • 🀡 can be used to refer to or indicate a gentleman.
  • If you're going to be the best man at your best friend's wedding, and you're either posting a countdown for the big day or a special picture of just the wedding, you can use 🀡 in your post captions.

Other Names

  • 🀡 Groom
  • 🀡 Formals
  • 🀡 Tuxedo
  • 🀡 Tux
  • 🀡 Wedding
  • 🀡 Waiter
  • 🀡 Butler
  • 🀡 Best Man
  • 🀡 Team Groom
  • 🀡 Professional Bartender
  • 🀡 Party Host
  • 🀡 Man in Suit

At a glance

Category
People & Body β€Ί person-role
Codepoints
U+1F935
Emoji version
Emoji 3.0
Shortcodes
:person_in_tuxedo:
Keywords
formal, person, tuxedo, wedding

How it looks across platforms

Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens.

person in tuxedo on Apple
Apple
person in tuxedo on Google
Google
person in tuxedo on Twitter/X
Twitter/X
person in tuxedo on Facebook
Facebook

Skin tone variations

⚑ Quick round

Which joined the keyboard first β€” 🀡 Person in Tuxedo or πŸ‘§ Girl?

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