Marriage biodata format

A clean one-page marriage biodata in the format Indian families share with relatives, matchmakers and matrimonial sites: personal details, education and career, family details, optional horoscope details, partner expectations and a contact person. The sensitive fields are optional, so you decide what to share.

Template

How to use this template

  1. Open the biodata and tell the AI the basics: name, date of birth, height, education, job, city and family details. Skip anything you prefer not to share.
  2. Decide whether to include the invocation at the top, caste or community, and the horoscope section, and delete the lines you do not want.
  3. Add a recent photo in the editor if you want one, and ask for "a warmer partner expectations line" or "a more formal tone" to suit your family.
  4. Download as PDF to share on WhatsApp or email, or print it on good paper for relatives.

Making a biodata that makes a good first impression

Frequently asked questions

What should a marriage biodata include?

Personal details such as name, date of birth, height and religion; education and occupation; family details such as parents, siblings and native place; optional horoscope details; partner expectations; and contact details.

Should I include caste and income?

Both are optional. Many families include community because it matters to them, and others leave it out. Income is often left for later conversations. Include only what you are comfortable sharing widely.

What is the difference between a biodata and a resume?

A marriage biodata is personal and family-focused, for matchmaking. A resume is for jobs and covers work experience and skills. In India "biodata" is sometimes used for job applications too; for that, use a resume template.

Can I make a biodata in Hindi or another language?

Yes. Ask the AI to write it in Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati or another language, and check names and family terms before sharing.

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