A clean, one-page marriage biodata template for Pakistani families — for girls and boys alike. Print it and fill it in by hand, or save it as a PDF.
Template from shadilife.com
A biodata is often the very first impression a family forms, so accuracy matters more than polish. Families compare biodatas carefully and verify key details later — an exaggerated job title or a rounded-down age tends to surface, and it costs trust at exactly the wrong moment.
Be specific about work. “Businessman” tells a family very little. Say what the business is and roughly how long it has run. Be honest about family expectations. If you expect a joint family setup after marriage, say so plainly — it saves both families time.
Keep partner preferences short. A long list of demands reads poorly. Two or three genuine priorities say more than ten requirements. For more guidance, read how to write a profile that gets responses.
A biodata can be copied and forwarded anywhere. A ShadiLife profile is CNIC-verified and only shared with the families you choose.
Create your free profileA good rishta biodata covers personal details (name, date of birth, height, city), education and career, family background, residence, and what you're looking for in a partner. Keep it to one page and be accurate — families verify these details.
Most Pakistani families expect a recent, simple photo. If privacy matters, share the biodata first and send the photo only once the other family shows serious interest.
Be careful. Biodata shared in open groups can be copied and misused, and no one checks who is on the other end. Share only with families you've verified, or use a platform with identity verification.
Click “Print or save as PDF”, then choose “Save as PDF” as the printer. You can also print it and fill it in by hand.