Guide

Marriage biodata format: what to include

A marriage biodata is a one-page summary families exchange before a first meeting. This is the standard format, section by section, and a free way to make it in English or nine Indian languages.

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Personal Details

Name
Date of Birth
Time of Birth
Place of Birth
Height
Complexion
Blood Group
Marital Status
Religion
Caste
Gotra
Diet
Languages Known
Hobbies

Education & Career

Qualification
College / University
Occupation
Organization
Annual Income

Family Background

Father's Name
Father's Occupation
Mother's Name
Mother's Occupation
Brothers
Sisters
Family Type
Family Values

Contact Details

Phone
Email
City
Address

Photographs

A clear headshot is usually enough. If you add more, a half and a full portrait go together on a separate photo page.

Tips

Keep it to one A4 page; leave out any field you would rather not share.
Write the time and place of birth exactly as on the birth certificate if horoscopes will be compared.
List at least one family contact, with the relation, alongside your own number.
Print the biodata in the language the other family reads most comfortably.

In your language

Common questions

Do I have to type in another language?

No. Type in English and names, places and labels are converted to the script you choose, as you type. You can switch the language at any time before you download.

How much does it cost?

Building and previewing is free. A watermark-free A4 PDF costs ₹39–₹79 depending on the template. Each download is charged separately, so save the PDF you download.

Is my information uploaded?

Your biodata stays in your own browser while you work on it. Payment is handled by Razorpay, which receives the details needed to take the payment.

How do I share or print it?

You get a standard A4 PDF. Print it at home or at a shop, or send it on WhatsApp or by email.

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