Orthodox Christmas Emojis

• ☦️

  Orthodox cross

• ⛪️

  Church

• 🎄️

  Christmas tree

• 🕯️

  Candle

• 🕊️

  Dove

• ❄️

  Snowflake

• 📿️

  Prayer beads

• ✝️

  Latin cross

• 🎁️

  Wrapped gift

• 🔔️

  Bell

• ⭐️

  Star

• 👪️

  Family

About Orthodox Christmas

Orthodox Christmas is celebrated on January 7^th by many Eastern Orthodox Christian communities. The date corresponds to December 25^th on the Julian calendar, which remains part of the liturgical calendar for several Orthodox churches.

The Orthodox Christmas emoji group includes faith, winter and family symbols: ☦️ Orthodox cross, ⛪ Church, 🕯️ Candle, 🎄 Christmas tree, ❄️ Snowflake, 🕊️ Dove and 🎁 Wrapped gift. These emojis suit greetings, service announcements, family meal posts and messages of peace.

Orthodox Christmas emoji use is usually more meaningful when the symbols match the tradition being referenced. A candlelit service, a festive meal and a winter greeting each call for different emoji combinations, so clear context matters.