Marriage Biodata Format: What to Include, What to Skip (with Free Maker)
A marriage biodata is a one-page introduction shared between families: personal details (name, birth, height, education, occupation), religious and community details where relevant (gotra, rashi, nakshatra, manglik status), family details, and a contact block - usually a parent.
What separates a good biodata from a forwarded-and-forgotten one: a single clean page, a recent photograph formatted properly, a short warm introduction paragraph (two to three lines - this is the most-read text on the page), and restraint - income figures and horoscope verdicts are better discussed than printed.
Community conventions differ: gotra matters in many Hindu communities, pheras of detail differ for Jain, Sikh and Muslim biodatas, and modern metro biodatas increasingly drop caste fields entirely. A good maker treats every such field as optional.
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FAQ
Income beyond a range, document numbers, full address, and anything you would not want forwarded widely - biodatas travel. A contact parent's phone number suffices.
One. Families skim dozens of biodatas; the second page is rarely read and dilutes the first.