Heavy blossoms
✿ ❃ ❀
Solid, round and dominant. Best worn as a single hair ornament, where the weight looks like a choice.
Faces wearing ✿ and ❀
Flower Kaomoji
Flower kaomoji place a blossom character where a hair ornament would sit, use two as eyes, or frame the whole face with them. The choice of blossom matters more than people expect: ✿ is heavy and round, ❁ is flat and geometric, and they set noticeably different tones.
(✿◠‿◠)
Quick answer
Which one should you use?
(✿◠‿◠) and (❁´◡`❁) are the two most copied flower kaomoji. One blossom inside the closing bracket is a flower worn in the hair; two either side frame the face like a garland. Using blossoms as eyes, as in (❀ᴗ❀), turns the face dreamy instead of merely decorated, because it loses its gaze.
Copy and paste
20 flower kaomoji
Every face is plain text. Tap one to copy it, then paste it wherever you are typing — it travels as ordinary characters, not as an image.
(✿◠‿◠)
Classic flower face
The most widely copied. Blossom on the left, curved smile.
(❁´◡`❁)
Framed by blossoms
Two flat blossoms either side — extremely common in bios.
(◕ᴗ◕✿)
Flower in hair
The blossom sits inside the closing bracket, like an ornament.
(❀◕ ‿ ◕❀)
Garland
Wide spacing plus two blossoms — the most decorative here.
(❀ᴗ❀)
Blossoms as eyes
With no eyes left the face loses its gaze, and turns dreamy.
(✿˘ᴗ˘)
Content with flower
Closed eyes beside a heavy blossom.
(✿ ♡‿♡)
Smitten with flower
Hearts for eyes with a blossom aside.
(◍•ᴗ•◍)✿
Flower aside
The blossom decorates the message, not the face.
(✿≧◡≦)
Delighted
Eyes shut with a blossom worn on the left.
(✿ ˘ ᵕ ˘ )
Serene
The widest spacing here, and the calmest face for it.
(✾•ᴗ•✾)
Open blossoms
✾ is lighter and more open than ✿.
(❁ ˘ ω ˘ )
Sleepy flower
A soft ω mouth under closed eyes.
(✿*'ω'*)
Startled flower
Straight quotes make it look caught out.
(❀ˊᵕˋ)
Sweet blossom
Angled accents give it a slight tilt.
(✿ᐢ ᴥ ᐢ)
Flower animal
Ears and a snout wearing a blossom.
(⚘ᴗ⚘)
Stem flowers
⚘ is a whole stemmed flower, not just the blossom head.
(✽ ◡ ✽)
Six-petal eyes
✽ is spikier than ✿, closer to a daisy than a rose.
(❃ᴗ❃)
Rounded petals
❃ is the fullest of the blossom characters.
✿(◕‿◕)✿
Blossoms outside
Framing the whole face instead of sitting inside it.
(✿ ･ω･)ﾉ
Waving with flower
A raised paw and a blossom worn on the left.
How they are built
The parts these faces are made of
Kaomoji are assembled rather than drawn. Once you can see the components, you can adjust any face on this page instead of hunting for a different one.
Light blossoms
✾ ✽ ❁
More open and geometric. Better in pairs, because they do not overwhelm the face.
Stemmed flowers
⚘ ⚜
These come with a stem, so the flower has been picked, not worn.
Placement
(✿ x x) / (x x✿) / ✿(x x)✿
Inside on the left is a hair ornament; inside on the right is the same on the other side; outside both is a frame.
Before you paste
Getting them to arrive intact
Paste as plain text
Markdown and rich-text editors treat backslashes, underscores and asterisks as formatting. A face that loses a blossom was parsed rather than pasted.
Blossoms are text, not emoji
✿ and ❀ are Dingbats characters, so they stay the colour of the surrounding text. That is usually the reason to prefer them over 🌸, which every platform draws differently.
One or two, rarely three
A single blossom is an ornament; a symmetrical pair is a frame. Three or more stops looking like a face wearing flowers and starts looking like a border.
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Faces with a full write-up
Some of these have their own page covering where the face came from and how its meaning has shifted.
Questions
Flower Kaomoji FAQ
What is the flower kaomoji?
(✿◠‿◠) is the most copied, with (❁´◡`❁) close behind. Both place a blossom character beside a smiling face — one as a single hair ornament, the other as a symmetrical pair framing it.
What flower symbols can I use in a kaomoji?
✿ ❀ ❁ ✾ ✽ and ❃ are all Dingbats characters and all render as plain text. ✿ and ❃ are the heaviest and work best alone; ❁ and ✾ are flatter and work better in pairs. ⚘ includes a stem, so it looks picked rather than worn.
Are flower kaomoji the same as the cherry blossom emoji?
No. ✿ is a text symbol that takes the colour of the surrounding text and looks identical everywhere. 🌸 is an emoji with its own artwork, drawn differently by Apple, Google and Samsung. Kaomoji use the text versions so the whole face stays visually consistent.
Where should the flower go in a kaomoji?
Inside the bracket beside an eye gives you a flower worn in the hair. Outside both brackets gives you a frame or a garland. Replacing the eyes entirely, as in (❀ᴗ❀), removes the gaze and turns the face dreamy instead of simply decorated.
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