Marriage biodata in Word format — free .docx download

Download the Word files

What is inside each file

Each file is one A4 page with a photo box and the usual three blocks, laid out as a simple two-column table so it stays tidy as you type:

• Personal details — name, birth, height, education, occupation
• Family details — parents, siblings, native place
• Contact — a phone number and city
• Optional kundli rows you can delete if your family does not use them

Filling it in

Click into the right-hand column and replace the grey sample text. Delete whole rows you do not need (right-click → Delete row) rather than leaving them blank. Keep one font throughout and avoid adding colour to individual words — the page prints better plain.

For wording, what to write in a marriage biodata gives an example for every row.

When the online maker is quicker

Word is flexible, but the formatting is yours to manage. The online maker lays out the same rows on finished designs with a photo frame, switches every label to another Indian language, and gives a ready A4 PDF — also free, with no login and no watermark.