π§§
What π§§ means
A vertically rectangular red envelope with a round sticker printed with Mandarin letters or symbols that mean good luck, happiness, and prosperity, used to keep the flap stuck to the surface.
The π§§ Red Envelope emoji is quite a common envelope used in many oriental countries while gifting money to someone on a special occasion. Thus, it can signify monetary gifting, gifts, and the overall act of giving.
How and when to use it
- If you couldn't make it to an important (or optional) event where you would've gifted cash, you can still use π§§ while congratulating/wishing them while you probably (or not) transfer the decided amount via online banking.
- If you're uploading a picture of yourself or that of something or someone else that you captured, the essence of which is 'giving', then feel free to use π§§. For example, "Give. Be it love, time, effort, respect or money. Give. It's always great to give π§§".
- Since red envelopes are generally given during weddings, birthdays, and other ceremonies, you can use π§§ while sharing content related to any of these themes and other related topics.
- An example for the previous use-case: "The wedding season is FINALLY here!!! π§§ Oh, my. I've waited FOREVAAA".
Other Names
- π§§ Red Packet
- π§§ Money Envelope
- π§§ Monetary Gift
- π§§ Wedding Gifts
- π§§ Birthday and Ceremony Gifts
- π§§ Ang Pao
- π§§ HΓ³ngbΔo
- π§§ Lai See
- π§§ Red Gift Envelope
At a glance
- Category
- Activities βΊ event
- Codepoints
U+1F9E7- Emoji version
- Emoji 11.0
- Shortcodes
:red_envelope:- Keywords
- envelope, gift, good, hΓ³ngbΔo, lai, luck, money, red, see
How it looks across platforms
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