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A marriage biodata is a one-page profile shared with families during a marriage proposal. It introduces the bride or groom — personal details, education, profession, family background and partner expectations — usually with a recent photo.
CV Bazar's marriage biodata maker is free. Fill in a short form, watch the live preview, choose from 18 designs and save a print-ready A4 PDF. No sign-up is needed; your draft stays on your device.
Every design is a one-page A4 biodata with a photo frame. Open one to see it full size.
Enter personal, family and contact details. Religious-practice fields appear when you choose Islam, and you can add your own fields.
Upload a clear, recent photo facing the camera and crop it to fit the frame.
Switch between 18 designs in the live preview — floral, Islamic, royal, minimal and more.
Open the editor to fine-tune, then print or save a one-page A4 PDF to share on WhatsApp or print.
Fill in what you are comfortable sharing — every field is optional and only filled fields are printed.
| Section | What to write | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Heading | Biodata title and an optional blessing line (Bismillah, Shri Ganeshaya Namah or your own). | Bride Biodata · بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ |
| Personal details | Name, date and place of birth, height, complexion, blood group, religion, marital status. | 22 October 1999 · 5'3" · Fair · B+ · Never married |
| Education & profession | Highest education and current job with organisation; monthly income if you wish. | MBA in Finance · Officer, Example Bank |
| Religious practice | Optional: sect or maslak, prayer, fasting and Quran reading for Muslim families. | Sunni (Hanafi) · Five times daily |
| Family details | Father's and mother's names and occupations, brothers and sisters. | Father: Retired Government Officer · 1 elder brother (married) |
| Partner expectations | A few honest lines about the life partner you hope for. | Educated, practising, family-minded; age 27–33 |
| Contact details | Mobile, contact person (often a parent), address. | +880 1XXX-XXXXXX · Contact person: Father |
A marriage biodata is a one-page introduction shared between families when arranging a marriage. It lists personal details, education and profession, family background, partner expectations and contact details, usually with a photo, so both families can understand each other before meeting.
Include your name, date of birth, height, religion, education, profession and income if you wish, father's and mother's names and occupations, siblings, partner expectations and a contact person. Add a recent photo. Share only what you are comfortable with — every field here is optional.
Yes. You can fill in the form, add a photo, switch between all 18 designs and save or print a PDF without paying and without creating an account. Your draft stays in your browser on your device until you choose to sign in.
Yes. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP photo up to 2 MB and crop it to fit the frame. A clear, recent, front-facing photo with good light works best; avoid group pictures and heavy filters.
Yes. When you choose Islam as your religion, the form adds sect or maslak, namaz, roza and Quran-reading fields, and the designs print Bismillah at the top. Emerald Arabesque and Mint Mosque are designed with an Islamic look.
Yes. Choose Hindu as your religion and the biodata starts with Shri Ganeshaya Namah, or type your own blessing line. You can add custom fields such as gotra or rashi, and designs like Ivory Heritage and Teal Mandala suit a traditional look.
Yes. The form is available in বাংলা and you can type your details in Bangla or English. The biodata headings print in English, which most families in Bangladesh are used to.
Yes. The designs tighten their spacing automatically for fuller biodatas, so a complete biodata with photo, family and partner details fits one A4 page. Only very long entries run onto a second page, which keeps the full coloured background.
