Person in tuxedo

Your device cannot show this emoji yet. It still copies, and newer phones will show it.

Shortcode: :person_in_tuxedo:
Unicode: U+1F935
HTML: 🤵
CSS: \1F935
JavaScript: "\u{1F935}"
URL: %F0%9F%A4%B5

What 🤵 means

A person in a black tuxedo and bow tie, standing for formal wear, weddings and dressing up.

People use it for prom, galas, black-tie events and the groom's side of a wedding. It also means looking sharp or acting classy, often with 🥂 or 🎩: “suited and booted 🤵”.

It once showed only a man, and the gendered forms came later, so older chats use it to mean the groom next to 👰.

Facts

Person in tuxedo 🤵 is an emoji in the people and body category, under person role. It became part of the emoji standard in Emoji 3.0, released in 2016. It comes in five skin tones, from light to dark. 2 other emoji use it as a building block. On GitHub, Slack and other apps you can type it as :person_in_tuxedo:. People also look for it with words like “formal”, “person”, “tuxedo”, or “wedding”.