Digital Marriage Biodata vs Printed Biodata

With the evolving trends in wedding, marriage biodata have also evolved. Earlier printed marriage biodata were sent for marriage proposals but now a days digital marriage biodata have become more trending. Let us look at the digital and printed marriage biodata.

Digital Marriage Biodata

Digital marriage biodata is created and shared in formats such as PDF or image. The digital marriage biodata is shared through WhatsApp, email, matrimony websites or any other messaging services.

You can include all the personal details, family details and contact info in digital biodata. This biodata can be created through online websites or word document easily.

Pros

Let us see some of the advantages of using digital marriage biodata –

1. It is easy to create and edit the digital biodata.
2. It can be shared to multiple family members instantly through WhatsApp.
3. The cost of creating and sending the digital marriage biodata is very less.
4. Since, the biodata is created and shared online so it is eco-friendly also.

Cons

Now let us look at disadvantages of digital biodata –

1. Elderly people might not be able to access the digital marriage biodata because elderly are less tech savvy.
2. It requires internet connection and smartphone.
3. The biodata can be circulated easily to many unknown persons quickly, which may raise privacy concerns.

Printed Marriage Biodata

Printed marriage biodata is in physical or paper format having same personal, family and contact details of person. This biodata is shared by handing out the printed paper physically to the other person. Let us look at pros and cons of printed marriage biodata.

Pros

1. Best for elderly people. Paper marriage biodata is preferred by elderly people.
2. Can be read and shared without computer or mobile. No need of internet connection.
3. It is best when the families are meeting each other. Many traditional families prefer printed biodata.

Cons

1. It is difficult to edit the printed biodata because it has to be printed again after updating it.
2. More expensive to create and print than digital biodata.
3. It takes more time to share the physical biodata with someone, since it has to be handed over by hand.

Final Verdict

Now a days digital marriage biodata is much better than printed biodata because they are easy to share, environment friendly and easy to edit.