Facebook celebrates Mother's Day with a Like Flower button

To celebrate 2017 Mother's Day on Facebook, the producer has provided more flower emoticons with gratitude.

Mother's Day is one of the major holidays in the world, and takes place officially on the second Sunday of May every year. Sharing the atmosphere to celebrate the celebration of this year's Mother's Day 2017, Facebook has added a Flower emoticon in the Like button.

Accordingly, this Flower symbol is meant to be Grateful to the Great Mothers throughout the world. This is not only the first time Facebook has responded to major anniversaries, with attractive features on social networks. You can mention the date of Friends Day with a friendship anniversary video on Facebook, or look back on the old year before the New Year with Facebook Year in Review video. And with Mother's Day we have an emoticon of a Flower.

Reactions emotions on Facebook are extremely familiar to users with icons Like Traditional, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad and Angry. The purple flower emoji will be next to 6 Reactions buttons as shown below.

Picture 1 of Facebook celebrates Mother's Day with a Like Flower button

And when the user clicks on the notification list all emoticons for Facebook posts, you will also see the Flower with the number of clicks next to it. Below is a list of each account that has pressed emoticons.

Picture 2 of Facebook celebrates Mother's Day with a Like Flower button

Along with the feature of adding flower pictures around Messenger messages on Facebook, Emoticons with Flowers with Meaning Gratitude, Facebook wants to send heartfelt and sincere thanks to Mother's Day.

However, currently this feature is only applicable in some small and un-updated Facebook accounts in Vietnam. Hopefully in the next few days, global Facebook users can use this emoticon emoticon, especially on Mother's Day 14/5/2017 this year.

Happy Mother's Day!

Update 24 May 2019
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