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Marriage biodata for boy

A clear, professional biodata for a groom — career, family and horoscope details in a format families can read in a minute.

1

Fill in the biodata

Fields marked * are needed. Everything else is optional — leave out anything you would rather not print.

Basic details

Basic details

Photo
Optional. A clear, recent photo of the face.
Religion and community

Religion and community

Where they live

Where they live

Horoscope

Horoscope

Optional — many families like to see it.

24-hour, e.g. 06:45

Education and career

Education and career

Family

Family

Lifestyle

Lifestyle

Separate with commas.

Separate with commas.

Contact details

Contact details

Printed on the biodata so families can reach you. Untick “Contact details” next to the preview to leave them out.

About

About

Personality, values, what they are looking for.

2

Preview and download

Pick a style and language. The preview updates as you type.

Template

Language

Include

Download

Free. When you download, we verify your mobile number or email with a one-time code and ask you to agree to the terms — this also creates your VivahSangini profile (kept hidden until you finish it).

The PDF and image match the preview exactly. The Word file uses the same details and colours so you can edit it.

Preview

A4 · English
Your Name
5' 5"
Marriage Biodata
Personal details
Height
5' 5" (165 cm)
Marital status
Never married
Religion
Hindu
Family details
Brothers
None
Sisters
None
Free biodata made on vivahsangini.com/free-biodata

Sample biodata for a boy

Three designs — Traditional, Modern and Simple. Fill in the form above and switch designs in the preview.

  • Modern design
  • Traditional design
  • Simple design

What families look for in a boy’s biodata

  • Education and career, stated plainly: qualification, occupation, employer and city of work.
  • Income, if you are comfortable sharing — a range is enough.
  • Family details: parents’ occupations, siblings and their marital status, family type.
  • Lifestyle: diet, smoking and drinking — families often ask about these first.
  • A recent photo and a contact number for the family.

Tips

Be specific about work (“Software engineer at a fintech company in Pune”) rather than vague titles. Keep “About me” to a few honest lines about personality, interests and what you hope for in a partner.

Frequently asked questions

Should salary be mentioned in a boy’s biodata?

Many families expect an income range, but it is optional. Enter a “from” and “to” amount, or tick “Do not print the income”.

Which design suits a boy’s biodata?

The Modern design, with the photo in a side panel, is popular for professionals; Traditional suits families who prefer a classic look. Switch between them freely — the details stay the same.

Is the biodata maker really free?

Yes. Making, previewing and downloading the biodata as PDF, Word or an image costs nothing. There is no watermark across the page — just a small footer line, which you can switch off.

Do I need to sign up?

No sign-up is needed to fill in the biodata and see the preview. When you download, we ask you to verify a mobile number or email with a one-time code and to agree to the terms. That also creates a VivahSangini profile for you, which stays hidden until you choose to complete it.

Which formats can I download?

A PDF for printing and email, a Word (.docx) file you can edit further, and a JPG image that is easy to share on WhatsApp. All three use the same details and design.