Marriage biodata Excel format
Looking for a marriage biodata format in Excel? Download the free sheet below: two columns, Field and Detail, with the ten usual fields and the print area set to A4. If you only want a clean biodata to print or send, make a print-ready PDF here instead.
Download the marriage biodata Excel format
The file has the field names in column A and a blank column B for your details. It prints on one A4 page. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets or any spreadsheet app, fill it in and print it or save it as a PDF.
| Field (column A) | What goes in column B |
|---|---|
| Full name | As used in official documents |
| Date of birth | In full, for example 7 November 1997 |
| Height | In feet and inches |
| Education | Highest qualification |
| Profession | Role and type of employer |
| Father's name and occupation | Name, then occupation |
| Mother's name and occupation | Name, then occupation |
| Siblings | Number, and whether married |
| City / native place | City, state (not the full address) |
| Contact (parent or guardian) | A family number you are happy to share |
Excel or PDF: which should you use?
- Excel: useful if you are collecting many profiles in one sheet, for example as a family or a matchmaker. It looks plain when printed and is awkward to read on a phone.
- PDF: the usual choice to send one biodata on WhatsApp or print it. The design stays the same on every phone and printer, and nobody can accidentally change a cell.
Make a printable biodata instead
Fill the same details into a guided form here, choose a design for bride or groom, check the live preview and download an A4 PDF. Making and previewing it is free; the PDF download is a small one-time payment shown before you pay. What you type stays on your device.
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Frequently asked questions
- Can I download a marriage biodata Excel file here?
- Yes. The sheet above is free to download. For a designed biodata with a photo, use the builder, which creates a print-ready PDF.
- Which columns should a marriage biodata sheet have?
- Two are enough for one person: field name and detail. If you are comparing several profiles, use one row per person and one column per field.
- Is a PDF better than Excel for a marriage biodata?
- For sharing one biodata, yes: it looks the same on every device and prints cleanly. Excel is better only for keeping many profiles in one place.
Get a clean biodata without the spreadsheet
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