Hindu marriage biodata format

A Hindu biodata usually opens with a blessing such as “॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥”, then gives personal details, the horoscope (kundli) details families use for matching, education and work, and the family. BiodataBhasha arranges all of this for you, in your language.

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Sample Hindu marriage biodata in English (made-up details)

Sample Hindu marriage biodata in Hindi (made-up details)

What to include in a Hindu biodata

Top line and symbol: Kalash with “॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥”, Om (“॥ ॐ नमः शिवाय ॥”) or Swastik (“॥ शुभ विवाह ॥”).
Personal: name, date of birth (age is added automatically), height, complexion if you wish, marital status, religion, caste and sub-caste, mother tongue, diet.
Kundli: time and place of birth, rashi, nakshatra, gotra and manglik. Leave out what your family does not use — empty fields never print.
Education and career: degrees, college, job, company and city; income only if you want to show it.
Family: father’s and mother’s names and work, brothers and sisters (married or not), mama (maternal uncle) and native place.
Contact, expectations and a short “about me”.

Hindu biodata designs

Marriage biodata design 1: Traditional layout, Mandala border, Kumkum colour — Design 1 · Traditional · Mandala

Marriage biodata design 2: Traditional layout, Mandala border, Saffron colour — Design 2 · Traditional · Mandala

Marriage biodata design 3: Traditional layout, Double line border, Sindoor colour — Design 3 · Traditional · Double line

Marriage biodata design 4: Temple layout, Temple border border, Haldi colour — Design 4 · Temple · Temple border

Marriage biodata design 5: Temple layout, Lotus border, Kumkum colour — Design 5 · Temple · Lotus

Marriage biodata design 6: Royal layout, Royal jaali border, Saffron colour — Design 6 · Royal · Royal jaali

Marriage biodata design 8: Invitation layout, Paisley (keri) border, Sindoor colour — Design 8 · Invitation · Paisley (keri)

Marriage biodata design 9: Two columns layout, Mandala border, Haldi colour — Design 9 · Two columns · Mandala

Marriage biodata design 11: Crown layout, No border border, Sindoor colour — Design 11 · Crown · No border

Marriage biodata design 12: Photo first layout, Mandala border, Sandalwood colour — Design 12 · Photo first · Mandala

Marriage biodata design 13: Royal layout, Royal jaali border, Kumkum colour — Design 13 · Royal · Royal jaali

Marriage biodata design 21: Traditional layout, Royal jaali border, Black & gold colour — Design 21 · Traditional · Royal jaali

Hindu biodata: questions

Which symbol should a Hindu biodata have?

Most families use the Kalash (for Shri Ganesh) with “॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥”. Om and Swastik are also common. You can also type your own top line, for example the name of your kuldevi or kuldevta.

Is it necessary to give kundli details?

No. Many families ask for the time and place of birth so they can make a kundli themselves. If your family does not follow horoscope matching, simply leave those fields empty or hide them.

What should I write for manglik?

Choose “No”, “Yes”, “Partial (anshik)” or “Don’t know”. If you are not sure, ask your family’s pandit; it is better to write “Don’t know” than to guess.

Where do I find my rashi and nakshatra?

They come from your janam kundli (birth chart). If you do not have one, a pandit can make it from your date, time and place of birth. Our naam se rashi tool shows the rashi of a name’s first letter, which is different from the birth rashi.

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Biodata formats for other communities

By religion: Muslim biodata · Sikh biodata · Jain biodata · Christian biodata · Buddhist biodata

By community: Brahmin biodata · Maratha biodata · Rajput biodata · Agarwal biodata · Kayastha biodata · Jat biodata

Every format works in all 23 languages; caste and community lines are optional and never required.