Biodata designs for boys
Plain and traditional designs that suit a groom's biodata. Every design works for both boys and girls.




What to include in a boy's marriage biodata
Families reading a groom's biodata look first at education, work and family. Put these clearly:
- Personal details: full name, date of birth, height, complexion, religion, caste and sub-caste, mother tongue, diet and marital status.
- Education: the highest degree and the college. Add a second degree or a professional course if he has one.
- Job and income: his role, the employer (or "a software company" if he prefers not to name it), the city he works in and the annual income. If he runs a business, describe it in one line.
- Family: parents' names and occupations, brothers and sisters and whether they are married, family type and native place. Families often ask whether he owns a house; add "Own house in ..." with "Add a field" if it applies.
- Horoscope details, if the families match kundalis: time and place of birth, rashi, nakshatra, gotra and manglik.
- About him and expectations: two or three honest lines each. Say if he is open to the partner working, or to moving city.
Tips for a groom's biodata
- Photo: a recent, well-lit photo in formal or traditional clothes, facing the camera.
- Income: write it as a yearly figure, such as "₹12 lakh per year", so families compare like with like.
- Contact person: usually the father, with one phone number that is answered.
- One page only. The tool shrinks the text a little to keep everything on one A4 page.
Questions
Is there a separate format for boys and girls?
The sections are the same. What differs is what families read first: for a boy, education, job and income; for a girl, education, family and her interests. See the biodata format for girls.
Should a boy's biodata mention salary?
Most do, as an annual figure. If you would rather not, leave the field empty and it is left out of the biodata.
Can I get this format as a Word file?
Yes. Free marriage biodata Word templates are on the Word format page.


