Jain families often highlight education, profession, dietary preferences, and family values alongside personal details. Vivaahli includes Jain-specific spiritual fields.
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Personal details, Jain tradition/sect where relevant, education, occupation, family background, partner expectations, and contact — with vegetarian/dietary preferences easy to include.
Minimal and traditional designs that look polished when shared with community networks and elders.
Indian families scan these sections first. Include what applies to your community — skip anything that does not.
Your final PDF uses the same template design with your details and photo.
Yes. Select Jain in the spiritual step for relevant fields.
Yes. Include vegetarian or other preferences in personal or partner sections.
Yes. Layout stays consistent across phones.
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Yes. PDFs are optimized for WhatsApp forwarding — layout, fonts, and photos stay consistent on every phone.
Yes. Your biodata content flows across templates so you can compare designs before choosing the final PDF.
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