Marriage Biodata Format: What to Include (With Sample)

How to write a respectful, complete marriage biodata: the standard format, what to include in each section, a sample layout and how to create a PDF with photo for free.

Marriage biodata format with sample sections

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A marriage biodata is a one-page profile that introduces a person to a potential partner and their family. A good biodata includes a clear photo, personal details, education, profession, family background, lifestyle and partner expectations, written honestly and respectfully. Below is a standard format with a sample, plus a free way to create a polished PDF.

Key takeaways
  • Keep it to one page and easy to read.
  • Use a recent, natural photo with a plain background.
  • Be honest: accurate details build trust from the start.
  • Share sensitive information (income, address) only when appropriate.

Standard marriage biodata format

SectionDetails to include
PhotoRecent, clear, decent clothing, plain background
Personal detailsName, date of birth or age, height, religion, marital status, hometown
EducationHighest degree, institution and passing year
ProfessionJob title, organisation, work location
Family backgroundFather’s and mother’s occupation, siblings and their status
About me2 to 4 lines on personality, values, hobbies and lifestyle
Partner preferencesAge range, education, profession, location, values
ContactGuardian’s or your phone number and email

Sample biodata (text example)

Personal detailsName: Nusrat Jahan · Age: 26 · Height: 5’4” · Religion: Islam · Marital status: Never married · Hometown: Cumilla

EducationMBA (Finance), University of Dhaka, 2023

ProfessionSenior Officer, a private bank, Dhaka

FamilyFather: retired school teacher · Mother: homemaker · One younger brother (university student)

About meCalm, family-oriented and organised. I enjoy reading, cooking and travelling with family.

Partner preferencesAge 27 to 33, educated, kind and family-minded, working in Dhaka.

This is an invented example for illustration.

Photo tips for a biodata

  • Use natural daylight and a plain wall behind you.
  • Wear neat, modest clothing and keep editing filters light.
  • Use a head-and-shoulders photo, cropped neatly (try the free Image Cropper).
  • Make sure the photo is recent; it should look like you today.

Writing the “About me” section

Two to four honest sentences work best. Mention your personality, values and how you like to spend time. Avoid exaggeration and generic phrases; specific details feel more genuine.

Privacy matters. Share your biodata with trusted contacts, and consider leaving out your full address and income until families are in contact.

Biodata vs CV: what is the difference?

A CV is for jobs and focuses on experience and skills. A marriage biodata focuses on personal life, family and values. Do not send a job CV as a biodata, or include family details in a job CV. For job applications, read how to write a CV in Bangladesh.

Create your biodata PDF for free

  1. Open the biodata makerGo to the free CV, Resume & Biodata Maker.
  2. Choose the Matrimonial designIt is designed for marriage biodata.
  3. Upload and crop your photoFit it neatly in the frame.
  4. Fill in details and downloadAdd family details in the About section and download an HD PDF.

Frequently asked questions

What should a marriage biodata include?

A photo, personal details (age, height, religion, marital status, hometown), education, profession, family background, a short about-me section, partner preferences and contact details.

How long should a biodata be?

One page is ideal. It should be easy to read at a glance.

Should I include salary in my biodata?

It is optional. Many families discuss income later, once there is mutual interest.

How can I make a biodata with photo for free?

Use the Matrimonial design in the free CV, Resume & Biodata Maker on this site and download an HD PDF.

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