Condolence & Sympathy Emojis
Thoughtful emojis to express sympathy and support
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The most fitting condolence emojis are ðïž Dove, ð Bouquet, ð€ White Heart, ð Folded Hands and ð¯ïž Candle. Use one or two at most, after your words rather than instead of them, for example "I'm so sorry for your loss ð€ðïž".
Sympathy & Support
Gentle emojis that express care and compassion.
Remembrance & Memorial
Emojis for tribute posts and memorial messages.
Platform Tips
- â¢Keep emoji use minimal and tasteful in condolence messages. 1 to 2 is enough.
- â¢Place the emoji at the end of your message, not at the beginning.
- â¢Avoid any emoji that could seem celebratory or lighthearted.
- â¢A simple heart or dove speaks volumes without needing words.
Cultural Notes
- â¢White flowers are associated with mourning in many Asian cultures.
- â¢In Western culture, black is the color of mourning. The black heart (ð€) can be appropriate.
- â¢Some cultures prefer no emojis at all in condolence messages. Read the room.
When words are not enough, the right emoji can convey heartfelt sympathy. These emojis are appropriate for condolence messages, memorial posts, and expressions of support during difficult times.
Condolence messages to copy and paste
Click a message to copy it with its emojis.
Condolence emoji combos and meanings
Frequently asked questions
What emoji is appropriate for condolences?
ðïž, ð€, ð, ð and ð¯ïž are the most respectful. They read as peace, love, prayer, flowers and remembrance.
Is it OK to use emojis in a sympathy message?
In a text or social comment, one gentle emoji after a sincere sentence is fine. In a card or formal email, leave emojis out.
Which emojis should I avoid when someone has died?
Avoid ð¢ or ð on their own, ð and â°ïž, and anything bright or playful like ð. A crying face without words can feel careless.
What does ðïž mean in a condolence message?
The dove stands for peace, so after a loss it reads as "may they rest in peace".