This emoji was added to represent various forms of union, including same-sex marriage. It's a fun and meaningful emoji that goes beyond the stereotype that 'veils are for women.'

In Western cultures, the roles of the bride and groom at a wedding were relatively distinct, but emojis are breaking down these boundaries. This emoji carries an inclusive message that everyone can be who they want to be at their own wedding and is often used to celebrate the love and union of the LGBTQ+ community.