place of worship Emoji
🛐 represents a place of worship or religious gathering.
U+1F6D0
The 🛐 symbol is a simple way to represent a place of worship in text, design, or UI. It’s widely understood as a religious or spiritual location where people gather.
place of worship Emoji Meaning
🛐 (U+1F6D0) is commonly used to indicate a place of worship—such as a church, mosque, synagogue, temple, or other religious gathering space. In many contexts, it conveys spirituality, prayer, or attendance at religious services. People also use it in neutral, informational ways, like labeling a location on an event flyer or indicating where a ceremony will take place. Because it’s an established emoji for worship locations, it can help communication feel clear without needing long descriptions. As with any religious symbol, it’s best used thoughtfully and respectfully.
Common uses
- •Labeling religious venues on event pages or maps
- •Indicating a prayer or service location in messages
- •Adding a relevant icon to community or faith-related posts
- •Designing simple UI icons for worship-related categories
- •Marking meeting points for ceremonies or gatherings
Examples
🛐 Place of Worship Symbol
- 🛐Service starts at 10 AM 🛐
- 🛐Find us at the community hall near 🛐
- 🛐Join us for prayer 🛐 this evening
- 🛐Worship services are held weekly 🛐
- 🛐Venue: downtown 🛐
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F6D0 | |
| HTML Entity | 🛐 | |
| HTML Code | 🛐 | |
| CSS | \1F6D0 |
FAQ
What does 🛐 mean?
🛐 commonly means a place of worship—used to refer to religious venues or gathering locations.
Where can I use the 🛐 emoji?
You can use it in messages, social posts, event flyers, UI labels, and design elements that refer to worship or religious gatherings.
How do I copy the symbol?
Copy the character directly from this page (🛐) or use the provided visual alternatives in the copy variations list.
Is it suitable for all religions?
It’s a general icon for worship locations. It may fit contexts that refer broadly to religious services, but for specific traditions you may choose more specific symbols.