Make your marriage biodata, free

How to make a marriage biodata

• Fill in the basic details: name, date of birth, height, religion and community.
• Add education, work and family details. Leave out anything you would rather not print.
• Add a clear, recent photo and the family’s contact number or email.
• Pick a design — Traditional, Modern or Simple — and English or Hindi.
• Download it as a PDF, a Word file or a WhatsApp image, verifying your mobile number or email once.

What to include in a marriage biodata

A good biodata answers the questions a family asks first, on one or two pages, without clutter. These are the sections most families expect:

• Personal details — full name, date of birth, height, marital status, religion, caste or community, gotra and mother tongue.
• Horoscope details — time and place of birth, rashi, nakshatra and manglik status, if your family follows kundali matching.
• Education and career — highest qualification, college, occupation, employer and, if you are comfortable, annual income.
• Family details — parents’ names and occupations, brothers and sisters, family type, values and where the family lives.
• About me — three or four honest lines about personality, interests and what you are looking for.
• Photo and contact — one clear photo and a phone number or email the family is happy to share.

Tips for a biodata families actually read

• Keep it to one or two pages. Families compare many biodatas; short ones get read.
• Use a recent, well-lit photo with the face clearly visible — no heavy filters or group photos.
• Write “About me” in your own words. Specific details (“I teach maths and run on weekends”) say more than adjectives.
• Double-check dates, spellings and the phone number before sharing.
• Share the PDF for printing and email, and the image on WhatsApp — it opens instantly on any phone.

Frequently asked questions