It's widely used for more than just congratulations, also conveying thanks, comfort, or apology. Many people love using it because this single emoji can convey warmer and richer emotions than words.

In the West, it can signify the bouquet a bride tosses at a wedding, and it plays an important role in various cultures, such as in the East where carnation bouquets are given to parents on Parents' Day to show gratitude. Just as different types of flowers have unique meanings in the 'language of flowers,' this bouquet emoji can also carry diverse messages depending on the situation.