Free biodata format
Simple one-page marriage biodata format
If you would rather send something short, this is the version to use. It keeps the fields a family needs to decide whether to talk further, and leaves out everything else. It is also the easiest format to read on a phone screen.
What this format includes
- Fits on a single page, photo included
- Name, age, height, education, occupation and family — nothing more
- Reads cleanly on a phone, which is where it will actually be opened
- Same free PDF, same footer QR
Tips for this format
- Leave a field blank rather than writing "N/A" — blank fields are dropped from the PDF entirely.
- One clear, recent photo beats three old ones.
- If the first page raises the right questions, the conversation happens. That is the whole job.
Sample biodata
Personal Information
- Full Name
- Dhruv Mehta
- Samaj
- Vaishnav
- Marital Status
- Single
- Education
- B.E. Mechanical
- Occupation
- Product Manager
Physical Attributes
- Date of Birth
- 4 November 1995
- Age
- 30
- Height
- 5'10"
- Gender
- Male
Family Details
- Father's Name
- Sanjay Mehta
- Mother's Name
- Rekha Mehta
Residence & NRI Status
- Current Residence
- Vadodara
Lifestyle & Habits
- Diet
- Vegetarian
The details below are a made-up example. Open it in the maker and replace them with your own.
Open this format pre-filledFrequently asked questions
- How do I make a one-page marriage biodata?
- Fill in only the fields a family needs to decide whether to talk further — name, age, height, education, occupation, parents and city — and leave the rest blank. Blank fields are dropped from the PDF entirely, so a short biodata stays on one page on its own.
- What is the minimum a marriage biodata needs?
- Name, age, height, education, occupation and city. Samaj and the parents' names come next in practice, because they are the first things a family asks about after reading those.
- Should I put a photo on the biodata?
- Usually yes — a biodata with a clear, recent photo gets a reply far more often. One good photo is better than several old ones. The photo is optional here, and it never leaves your device.