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In addition to the main winner's trophy, the Marcel Bezençon Awards and several fan awards and votes were contested for the Eurovision Song Contest 2021.

The Marcel Bezençon Awards, named after the founder of the contest, were created by Sweden's Head of delegation and 1992 Contest representative Christer Björkman, and Sweden's 1984 Contest winner Richard Herrey to honour the best competing songs in the contest's final since 2002. The categories of "Artistic award" and "Press award" were both won by France with "Voilà" performed by Barbara Pravi and written by Pravi, Igit and Lili Poe, and the "Composer Awards" by Switzerland with "Tout l'Univers" performed by Gjon's Tears and written by Gjon Muharremaj, Nina Sampermans, Wouter Hardy and Xavier Michel.

Top Eurovision fansites and podcasts nominated their favourite performances and moments across each of 10 categories throughout December, with the fans having their final say by casting votes via the official Eurovision Instagram channel. (* 2-split rows or much smaller table)
 * "Most Innovative Staging": #1 Ukraine #2 France
 * "Best Vocals": #1 Switzerland #2 Israel
 * "Most Iconic Prop": #1 Russia singer's dress #2 Iceland's circular piano
 * "Best Non-Qualifier": #1 Croatia #2 Denmark
 * "Best Spokesperson": #1 Iceland #2 Moldova
 * "Best Dressed" – #1 Italy's band #2 Norway
 * "The MoroccanOil Award For Best Hairstyle": #1 Serbia's band #2 Israel
 * "Best Choreography": #1 Lithuania #2 Serbia
 * "Best Official Video": #1 Italy #2 Iceland
 * "Moment of the Year": #1 Four 0 points in a row #2 Italy's "Rock 'n' roll never dies!".

OGAE, an organization of over forty Eurovision Song Contest fan clubs across Europe and beyond, which conducts a voting poll among its members before the annual contest, top-ranked Malta's entry "Je me casse". Barbara Dex Award, named after Belgium's 1993 Contest representative who came last wearing her self-designed dress, is a fan award which was held since 1997 by fansite "House of Eurovision" for the "worst-dressed" artist, and from 2017 by fansite Songfestival.be which from 2019 changed the criteria to the "most notable outfit". This year top-ranked Norway's representative Tix.

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In addition to the main winner's trophy, the Marcel Bezençon Awards and several fan awards and votes, were contested for the Eurovision Song Contest 2021.

The Marcel Bezençon Awards, created by Sweden's Head of delegation and 1992 Contest representative Christer Björkman and Sweden's 1984 Contest winner Richard Herrey, honour competing songs in the contest's final. The categories of "Artistic award" and "Press award" were both won by France with "Voilà" performed by Barbara Pravi and written by Pravi, Igit and Lili Poe, and a "Composer Awards" was won by Switzerland with "Tout l'Univers" performed by Gjon's Tears and written by Gjon Muharremaj, Nina Sampermans, Wouter Hardy and Xavier Michel.

Top Eurovision fansites and podcasts nominated their favourite performances and moments across each of 10 categories throughout December, with the fans having their final say by casting votes via the official Eurovision Instagram channel. Ukraine won "Most Innovative Staging"; Switzerand – "Best Vocals"; Russia singer's dress – "Most Iconic Prop"; Croatia – "Best Non-Qualifier"; Iceland – "Best Spokesperson"; Italy's band – "Best Dressed"; Serbia's band – "The MoroccanOil Award For Best Hairstyle"; Lithuania – "Best Choreography"; Italy – "Best Official Video"; and the public voting announcement: Four 0 points in a row – "Moment of the Year".

OGAE, an organization of over forty Eurovision Song Contest fan clubs across Europe and beyond, which conducts a voting poll among its members before the annual contest, top ranked Malta's entry "Je me casse". Barbara Dex Award, a fan award by website Songfestival.be given to the artist who wore the most notable outfit, top ranked Norway's representative Tix.