π₯ clinking glasses Emoji β Meaning, Copy & Paste
Quick info
- Unicode
- U+1F942
- Shortcode
:clinking-glasses:- Category
- Food & Drink
- Subcategory
- drink
- Added in
- Unicode 3.0
- Also known as
- champagne toast, flutes, cheers
What Does the clinking glasses Emoji π₯ Mean?
Two champagne flutes meeting mid-toast, this is the elegant counterpart to the beer-mug cheers. Added in Unicode 9.0, it appears on weddings, anniversaries, New Year's posts, engagement reveals, and any milestone worth bubbly. People use it for promotion announcements, graduation captions, and 'cheers to us' couple posts.
Bridesmaids drop it on bachelorette content, while corporate accounts tag it on contract signings and IPO celebrations. It's also the emoji of choice for virtual toastsβlong-distance friends, Zoom anniversaries, and across-the-miles birthdays. Pair it with hearts, rings, or confetti for full celebration energy.
Whether the moment is dressed-up formal or pajamas-on-the-couch, the clinking flutes mark something worth marking. New Year's Eve content relies on it constantly, paired with fireworks and countdown emojis. Wedding hashtags and anniversary captions feature it for that 'cheers to forever' moment.
Friends drop it when planning meetups, while solo evenings call for it just as readily for a peaceful me-time moment.
How to Use π₯ clinking glasses Emoji
“Cheers to 10 years π₯”
“New job, new chapter π₯”
Technical Details
| Unicode | U+1F942 |
| HTML Entity | 🥂 |
| CSS Code | \1F942 |
| Shortcode | :clinking-glasses: |
| Keywords | celebrate, clink, clinking, drink, glass, glasses |
| Unicode Version | 3.0 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does π₯ mean?
It depicts two champagne flutes clinking, used for toasts, weddings, anniversaries, and milestones.
