Marriage biodata samples
Two complete examples you can copy — then make your own, free, in a couple of minutes.
Sample biodata — for a girl
- Name
- Ananya Sharma
- Date of birth
- 14 August 1997
- Height
- 5 ft 4 in
- Marital status
- Never married
- Religion / Community
- Hindu · Brahmin
- Mother tongue
- Hindi
- Education
- M.A. Economics, Delhi University
- Occupation
- Policy analyst, Bengaluru
- Father
- Rajesh Sharma — retired bank manager
- Mother
- Sunita Sharma — homemaker
- Siblings
- One younger brother, studying
- Native place
- Jaipur, Rajasthan
About: Reads history when she can, cooks on weekends, and is looking for someone easy to talk to who takes family seriously without being ruled by convention.
Sample biodata — for a boy
- Name
- Rohan Deshpande
- Date of birth
- 2 March 1994
- Height
- 5 ft 10 in
- Marital status
- Never married
- Religion / Community
- Hindu · Maratha
- Mother tongue
- Marathi
- Education
- B.E. Mechanical, COEP Pune
- Occupation
- Design engineer, Pune (₹18–22 LPA)
- Father
- Anil Deshpande — schoolteacher
- Mother
- Meena Deshpande — homemaker
- Siblings
- One elder sister, married
- Native place
- Kolhapur, Maharashtra
About: Cycles on weekends, follows cricket closely, and is looking for a partner to build a calm, equal home with, close to both families.
Names and details above are invented examples.
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Can I copy these biodata samples?
Yes — use them as a template and replace the details with your own. They follow the standard one-page order, so the structure is what you want to keep. The easiest way is to enter your details into the free generator and download a typeset PDF.
What is a good sample biodata for marriage?
A good one fits on a page, states facts plainly, keeps the description to three or four honest sentences, leads with a clear recent photo, and leaves off anything that invites judgement, such as complexion. Both samples above follow that.
Are these samples suitable for a girl and a boy?
Yes. The format is identical for both; only the emphasis families place differs a little. See the pages for a girl's biodata and a boy's biodata.