Gujarati Marriage Biodata Maker — Lagna Biodata & Sample

Make a Gujarati marriage biodata (lagna biodata, લગ્ન બાયોડેટા) the way families expect — carrying the gam / vatan (native village), kuldevi and gotra alongside rashi, nakshatra and Manglik status. Fill the format below and download a print-ready biodata in minutes, ready for families in Gujarat or abroad.

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What is a Gujarati marriage biodata (lagna biodata)?

A Gujarati marriage biodata — lagna biodata (લગ્ન બાયોડેટા) — is the one-page profile families exchange before a match. What makes it distinctly Gujarati is the gam or vatan (વતન) — the ancestral village — because families still match on native place, alongside the kuldevi (family goddess) and gotra. It also carries rashi and nakshatra with birth details and the Manglik / Mangal dosh status, and the sub-community — Leuva or Kadva Patidar, Brahmin, Vaishnav, Lohana, Bania, or Jain (Deravasi/Sthanakvasi). With a large NRI community in the US and UK, many biodatas note visa or citizenship status too.

Gujarati biodata format — ready sample

Arrange the details like this. The values here are only examples.

|| શ્રી ગણેશાય નમઃ ||

લગ્ન બાયોડેટા

Personal / વ્યક્તિગત વિગત

Name / નામ	Harsh Patel
Date & time of birth	9 November 1997, 8:15 AM
Birthplace	Anand
Rashi / Nakshatra	Tula / Swati (તુલા / સ્વાતિ)
Gotra	Kashyap
Manglik	No / નથી
Height / Complexion	5 ft 10 in / Fair
Education	MBA (Finance)
Job	Chartered Accountant, London (UK)

Family / કૌટુંબિક વિગત

Father's name / work	Rameshbhai Patel / Business
Mother's name / work	Nita Patel / Homemaker
Gam / Vatan (native village)	Karamsad, Anand
Kuldevi	Umiya Mata
Sub-community	Leuva Patidar
Siblings	1 younger brother

Contact / સંપર્ક

Mobile	98XXXXXX15
Address	Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Which fields matter in a Gujarati biodata?

Alongside the usual details, a Gujarati biodata carries fields families match on: the gam / vatan (વતન — ancestral village), because native place still matters, the kuldevi (family goddess) and gotra, and the astrology fields — rashi, nakshatra and Manglik / Mangal dosh status with exact birth details. The sub-community usually drives the match: Leuva or Kadva Patidar (Patel), Brahmin, Vaishnav, Lohana, Bania, or Jain — Deravasi or Sthanakvasi — and many Jain-Gujarati families note a strict vegetarian, no-onion-garlic diet. With a strong NRI presence in the US and UK, visa or citizenship status is often added. LagnBiodata has ready rows for gam, kuldevi, gotra, rashi and nakshatra — keep what you need and remove the rest.

Tips for a strong Gujarati biodata

Add your gam / vatan (native village) — Gujarati families still match on ancestral place.
State kuldevi and gotra clearly, and Manglik / Mangal dosh status honestly.
Name your sub-community (Leuva/Kadva Patidar, Brahmin, Vaishnav, Lohana, Bania, or Jain sect).
For Jain families, note diet (pure veg / no onion-garlic) if it matters to the match.
For NRI matches add visa or citizenship status; keep to one A4 page at 300 DPI and share the PDF on WhatsApp.

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Frequently asked questions

What should a Gujarati marriage biodata include?

Name, date/time/place of birth, rashi, nakshatra and Manglik status, gotra, kuldevi and the gam/vatan (native village), height, education and job, family details (parents, sub-community, siblings) and a contact number. The same fields work for a groom's or bride's biodata.

Why is the gam / vatan (native village) important?

Gujarati families still match on ancestral place — the gam or vatan (વતન) tells them the roots and often the sub-community. Add it as its own row near the family details.

Should Manglik / Mangal dosh be mentioned?

Yes — many Gujarati families check Manglik (Mangal dosh) status before matching horoscopes, so state it honestly (Manglik / non-Manglik / partial) along with rashi and nakshatra.

How do I show my sub-community and Jain sect?

Add a sub-community row — Leuva or Kadva Patidar, Brahmin, Vaishnav, Lohana, Bania — or the Jain sect (Deravasi/Sthanakvasi). Jain families may also note a strict vegetarian, no-onion-garlic diet.

Can I make a Gujarati biodata for NRI (US/UK) matches?

Yes — add visa or citizenship status alongside gam/vatan, kuldevi and gotra, keep Gujarati and English together, and download a 300 DPI PDF to share worldwide. Two designs are free; others are ₹36 one-time.