Marriage biodata format
Pick a marriage biodata format for bride or groom, fill in your details and download a print-ready PDF. Choose from 25 formats, from a simple one-page biodata to a detailed two-page one, in Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Marathi and Tamil styles.
All 25 marriage biodata formats

Hindu Bride Biodata Simple

Hindu Bride Biodata Kundli Fields
Most PopularHindu Marriage Biodata Most Popular

Marathi Bride Biodata Simple
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Parents' FavoriteHindu Groom Biodata Parents Favorite

Hindu Bride Biodata Modern

Hindu Groom Traditional Biodata

Hindu Bride Biodata Partner Preference

Hindu Groom Biodata Scroll Corner

Hindu Groom Biodata Floral Crown Border

Hindu Groom Biodata Navy Gold Border

Hindu Groom Biodata Maroon Scroll Border

Hindu Groom Biodata Simple Ornate

Marathi Groom Biodata Detailed

Muslim Groom Biodata Simple

Hindu Groom Biodata Detailed

Hindu Groom Biodata Simple

Tamil Bride Marriage Biodata

Tamil Groom Marriage Biodata

Hindu Bride Simple Biodata

Hindu Bride Biodata Detailed

Muslim Bride Biodata Simple

Christian Bride Biodata Detailed

Christian Groom Biodata Detailed

Biodata Maroon Gold Mandala

Biodata Teal Mandala Border
What is a marriage biodata format?
A marriage biodata format is the layout you use to present yourself to a family: your details, your family and a photo on one or two clean pages. A good marriage biodata format is easy to read, prints well and looks the same on a phone screen as on paper. Every format here is A4 and works as a PDF you can print or send on WhatsApp.
What a marriage biodata format should include
- Personal details: name, date of birth, height, education and profession.
- Family details: parents' names and occupations, and siblings.
- Contact details: your city (not a full address) and a parent or guardian's phone number to reach the family.
- A recent photo and, if your family wants it, horoscope details and what you look for in a partner.
In this builder you fill each of these in a guided form, add or remove any field, and the format lays it out for you. See the biodata guides for what to write and what to leave out.
How to choose a marriage biodata format
- For bride or groom: use the filters above to see a marriage biodata format for a girl or for a boy.
- Simple one-page or detailed two-page: a one-page biodata is quick to read; a two-page one has room for horoscope, family and partner details.
- Your community's style: there are formats in Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Marathi and Tamil styles, with borders and colours to match.
- Your language: write it in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali, Telugu, Kannada, Urdu, Malayalam, Punjabi or Odia.
Not sure which one to pick?
Our guide to the marriage biodata template explains how to choose by community, by bride or groom, and by how you will share it.
Make your marriage biodata in three steps
- Choose a marriage biodata format. Pick a format for bride or groom, simple one-page or detailed two-page, in the style of your community.
- Fill in your details. Add your personal, family, education, career and contact details, and a photo, in the language you prefer.
- Preview and download the PDF. Check the live preview, then download a print-ready PDF to print or share on WhatsApp.
Filling in and previewing your biodata costs nothing. Downloading the PDF is a small one-time payment, shown clearly before you pay. What you type stays on your own device.
Marriage biodata guides
- Horoscope and Kundli Details in a Marriage Biodata
- NRI Marriage Biodata: What to Include
- Marriage Biodata for a Second Marriage or Divorcee
- Best Marriage Biodata for a Boy
- Best Marriage Biodata for a Girl
- Biodata vs Resume: What's the Difference
- Hobbies to Mention in a Marriage Biodata
- What to Write in a Marriage Biodata
- How to Share Your Marriage Biodata Safely Online
