Shaadi Biodata Maker: Make Your Shadi Biodata Online

A shaadi biodata (often spelled shadi biodata) is a one- or two-page introduction that families in India exchange when looking for a marriage match. It sums up who you are: your personal details, education and work, family background, horoscope details and how to get in touch. QuickBiodataMaker helps you make one online in a few minutes, in a neat format that is easy to read on a phone or on paper.

What goes in a shaadi biodata?

Most families expect the same core sections, in roughly this order:

• Personal details: full name, date of birth, height, religion, caste or community, mother tongue and the city you live in.
• Education and career: your highest qualification, college or university, profession, employer, and income if you want to share it.
• Family details: your father's and mother's names and occupations, brothers and sisters, family type and native place.
• Horoscope details: Rashi, Nakshatra, Lagna, Manglik status and gotra, with the date, time and place of birth.
• Lifestyle and interests: diet, hobbies and anything that helps a family know you better.
• Contact details: the phone number or email of the person families should contact, often a parent.

Every detail in QuickBiodataMaker is optional. You can rename labels, add your own fields and sections, change their order, and hide anything you would rather not show.

How to make a shadi biodata online

1. Choose one of the marriage biodata templates. You can switch designs later without losing anything you typed.
2. Enter your details section by section. Type your date of birth or pick it from the calendar.
3. Add your kundli: enter your date, time and place of birth, and your Lagna chart is drawn in North and South Indian styles.
4. Preview the biodata as families will see it, and fix anything that does not look right.
5. Unlock it to download a PDF or page images, print it, or send a private link.

Shaadi biodata with kundli

Many families ask for horoscope details before they meet. QuickBiodataMaker works out your Rashi, Nakshatra, Lagna and Manglik status from your birth details and adds a kundli page at the end of your biodata, so there is no printed chart to scan and attach. You review the details first, and they go into your biodata only if you use them. Drawing a chart needs you to sign in, and it is wise to ask your astrologer to check the details.

Tips for a good shaadi biodata

• Keep it to one or two pages. Families read many biodata, so short, clear lines work best.
• Use a recent, well-lit photo with a plain background.
• Write dates, heights and names the same way throughout, and check the spelling of every name.
• Be honest about education, work and family. It builds trust from the first meeting.
• Add a short line about yourself and what you hope for in a partner.

For a section-by-section walk-through, read the marriage biodata format guide. To see a finished example, look at the sample biodata for marriage.

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