How to make a marriage biodata
With Banao you can create a marriage bio-data in minutes. (1) Choose the Traditional or Modern template and an accent colour, (2) fill in your personal, horoscope, family and contact details and optionally add a photo, and (3) download a clean one-page PDF to share on WhatsApp or print. The preview updates live as you type.
What a marriage biodata should include
A good Indian marriage biodata format usually covers:
- Personal details — name, date, time and place of birth, height, weight, complexion and blood group.
- Religious & horoscope details — religion, caste/community, gotra, Manglik status and (optionally) Rashi/Nakshatra.
- Education & career — qualification, occupation and annual income.
- Family background — parents' names and occupations, siblings, native place and family type.
- Contact details — a contact person, phone number and address.
Traditional and modern biodata formats
The Traditional template uses a tasteful decorative border, serif headings and an optional “॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥” invocation at the top — ideal for a classic Hindu marriage biodata. The Modern template is a clean, banner-style layout for a contemporary look. Choose maroon, gold, royal or green to match your taste.
Tips for a good marriage biodata
- Keep it to one page — clear, honest and easy to read.
- Add a clear, recent photograph.
- Double-check horoscope details like Gotra, Manglik and Nakshatra.
- Give a reliable contact person and number.
Frequently asked questions
Is this marriage biodata maker free?
Yes. Banao's bio-data maker is completely free, with no sign-up and no watermark. The app is supported by ads.
Is my biodata data uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything, including any photo, stays inside your browser on your device. If you choose “Save”, it is stored only in your browser's local storage.
Can I download the biodata as a PDF?
Yes. Tap “Download PDF” for a clean one-page biodata. If you're offline and the PDF library can't load, Banao falls back to your browser's Print dialog, where you can also “Save as PDF”.
Why does the PDF show “Rs.” instead of the ₹ symbol?
The standard PDF font doesn't include the rupee symbol, so income is shown as “Rs.” in the downloaded PDF. The on-screen preview shows the proper ₹ symbol.
Can I add the “॥ श्री गणेशाय नमः ॥” header?
Yes. There's a toggle to show or hide the religious header, so you can keep it traditional or plain.