| Emoji | 👰🏻 |
| Name | person with veil: light skin tone |
| Unicode Codepoint | U+1F470 U+1F3FB |
| Category | People & Body |
| Subcategory | Person Role |
| Emoji Version | 1 |
| Tags | person, veil, wedding |
| Decimal Value | 128112 |
| Hex Value | 0x1F470-1F3FB |
| HTML Code (Dec / Hex) | 👰 / 👰-1F3FB; |
The person with veil: light skin tone emoji represents a person, body part, gesture, or human activity — this category is deliberately broad and detailed so that messaging can represent people, professions, and gestures with more accuracy and inclusivity than earlier, more limited emoji sets allowed.
Category context: The People & Body category is Unicode's largest emoji group, covering body parts, hand gestures, family compositions, professions, and activities — many of which support optional skin-tone modifiers to represent human diversity.
Cataloged under Person Role within the People & Body category, person with veil: light skin tone is the 1831st of 2418 emoji How To Type Any Symbol lists in this category, and was introduced in Emoji version 1 of the Unicode Emoji Standard. Technically, this specific version includes a skin-tone modifier, meaning it is built by combining a base emoji with one of the five Fitzpatrick-scale skin-tone components introduced in Unicode 8.0. Its Unicode code point sequence is U+1F470 U+1F3FB.
💡 Good to know: Hand-gesture emoji can carry different, sometimes conflicting, cultural meanings in different countries — a friendly gesture in one culture can be offensive in another, so use caution in international communication.
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The person with veil: light skin tone emoji is Unicode U+1F470 U+1F3FB.
The person with veil: light skin tone emoji represents a person, body part, gesture, or human activity — this category is deliberately broad and detailed so that messaging can represent people, professions, and gestures with more accuracy and inclusivity than earlier, more limited emoji sets allowed.