Sikh Marriage Biodata Format
Kundli matching is not part of Sikh tradition, so this format has no astrology block. Gotra stays, because families do check it and avoid a match inside the same one, and the village in Punjab is printed even by families two generations away from it.
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What a Sikh biodata carries
- Amritdhari
- Whether the person has taken Amrit — the row a Hindu sheet uses for manglik.
- Gotra
- Kept, unlike the rest of the horoscope block, because a match inside one is avoided.
- Native village
- The village in Punjab, printed long after a family has moved away from it.
Every row on the sheet
These are the rows the form starts you with. Every one is optional, and you can add any other row from the catalogue.
Personal Details
- Date of Birth
- Time of Birth
- Place of Birth
- Height
- Complexion
- Religion
- Caste
- Gotra
- Amritdhari
- Mother Tongue
Education & Career
- Education
- Occupation
- Annual Income
Family Details
- Father's Name
- Father's Occupation
- Mother's Name
- Mother's Occupation
- Siblings
- Family Type
- Native Place
- Family Values
Contact Details
- Contact Person
- Contact Number
- Email ID
- Residential Address
Questions
- Does a Sikh biodata include a kundli?
- This format leaves the astrology section out, since kundli matching is not part of Sikh tradition. Gotra is kept.
- What does Amritdhari mean on a biodata?
- Whether the person has taken Amrit. It appears where a Hindu sheet would carry manglik.
- Can I write it in Punjabi?
- Yes — the sheet prints in Gurmukhi, and the labels translate with it.