Kayastha marriage biodata format

Chitraguptavanshi Kayastha families are divided into twelve sub-castes, and the sub-caste is usually written right after the name. Many families keep the kundli details too. The sample below (made-up details) shows a simple, elegant layout.

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

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

What to include in a Kayastha biodata

Sub-caste: one of the twelve — Srivastava, Mathur, Saxena, Nigam, Bhatnagar, Asthana, Kulshreshtha, Ambashtha, Gaur, Karn, Suryadhwaj or Valmik.
Gotra (Kashyap is common) and kundli details if your family follows them.
Kul devta: Shri Chitragupta Ji, or your family deity — add it with “Add your own field”.
Education and profession in detail: the post, organisation and city.
Family: parents, brothers and sisters (married sisters with their married surname), mama and native place.

Kayastha biodata designs

Marriage biodata design 7: Ribbon layout, Double line border, Kumkum colour — Design 7 · Ribbon · Double line

Marriage biodata design 10: Timeline layout, Zari border, Kumkum colour — Design 10 · Timeline · Zari

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

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

Marriage biodata design 79: Modern layout, No border border, Indigo colour — Design 79 · Modern · No border

Marriage biodata design 80: Modern layout, No border border, Navy colour — Design 80 · Modern · No border

Marriage biodata design 83: Simple layout, No border border, Peacock colour — Design 83 · Simple · No border

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

Kayastha biodata: questions

Should I write the sub-caste?

Most Kayastha families do — for example “Srivastava” or “Mathur”. Some families marry across sub-castes and some prefer the same; write it and let the families decide.

Is gotra needed?

Only if your family follows gotra matching. Leave the field empty and it will not print.

Can I make it in English for relatives abroad?

Yes. Make it in Hindi, then switch the language to English in Design and download again; your details stay the same.

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