🌷 Meaning: A closed bulb-like pink flower with a few opened petals and a green stem with two long green leaves rising towards the flower. The 🌷 Tulip emoji signifies symmetry, perenniality, springtime, love, affection, and even charity.
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How and When to Use the 🌷 Tulip Emoji
- If you’re a flower delivery store or a flower-based Instagram page, or anything of this sort, you can use 🌷 in your social media profile name or even in your bio.
- Since tulips signify charity, you can use 🌷 while posting or reposting charity-related information. It can be an appreciative post or even a ‘please share’ post, where you’re doing your bit in creating awareness about that particular post.
- If you’re sharing pictures of a tulip garden, bouquets, or pink floral prints, you can use 🌷 in those post captions.
- Apart from the first point, you can also use 🌷 in your social media profile name if you just, plainly love tulips, or you love this emoji.
- 🌷 can also be used in textual wishes for special days, such as anniversaries, Valentine’s Day, or just another beautiful day to be alive.
Other Names
- 🌷 Darwin Tulip
- 🌷 Lady Tulip
- 🌷 Tulipa Humilis
- 🌷 Lady Jane
- 🌷 Pink Flower
- 🌷 Pink Tulip
- 🌷 Dwarf Tulip
- 🌷 Candlestick Tulip