Elegant Editorial Marriage Biodata Design | AI Image

# FINAL PREMIUM MODERN BIODATA PROMPT — MINIMAL EDITORIAL TYPOGRAPHY STYLE

Create a **premium-quality, modern matrimonial / personal biodata design** inspired by the uploaded reference image.

Use the uploaded reference image **only as a visual guide** for its:

- bold editorial typography
- spacious composition
- asymmetric layout
- portrait positioning
- cream / off-white paper treatment
- thin divider lines
- black and charcoal typography
- structured information arrangement
- sophisticated minimalist appearance
- refined typography hierarchy
- generous negative space

The reference image is strictly a **visual style and composition reference only**.

Do **not** copy or reuse the reference person's photograph, facial identity, name, profession, biography, CV wording, education entries, employment history, skills, contact information, address, social-media details, lorem ipsum text, decorative wording, or any other readable information visible in the reference.

The finished design must remain clearly recognizable as a **matrimonial / personal biodata**, not a corporate CV or employment resume.

The result should feel:

**simple, neat, modern, elegant, sophisticated, premium, contemporary, spacious, and matrimonial-focused.**

Do **not** use:

- icons
- pictograms
- contact symbols
- progress bars
- skill graphics
- rating bars
- QR codes
- decorative symbols beside headings
- unnecessary illustrations
- ornamental wedding motifs
- heavy floral decoration
- excessive borders
- visual clutter

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# IMPORTANT — MANDATORY USER INPUT WORKFLOW

Before creating or generating the biodata, ask the user in **ONE message**:

**“Please upload your portrait photo and provide your Name, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Rashi, Religion, Caste, Mother Tongue, Nationality, Weight, Height, Blood Group, Education, Occupation, Salary, Father Name, Father Occupation, Mother Name, Mother Occupation, Sibling, Address, and Contact No.”**

Do **not** generate the biodata before receiving the user's information.

Never:

- invent missing details
- guess information
- assume values
- create placeholder personal information
- copy missing information from the reference image
- automatically complete incomplete fields

Use only information explicitly supplied by the user.

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# MANDATORY CONFIRMATION BEFORE GENERATION

After the user provides their information, **do not generate the biodata immediately**.

Check all requested fields against the information supplied.

If one or more fields are missing, explicitly identify them.

Then ask in **ONE confirmation message**:

**“You haven’t provided [missing field names]. Would you like me to remove these fields from the biodata, or would you like to provide the missing details?”**

If all information has been supplied, ask:

**“Would you like me to remove any of these fields from the biodata, or keep all the details you provided?”**

Do not proceed until the user confirms.

After confirmation, generate the biodata using **only the user's latest confirmed information**.

If the user chooses to remove a field:

- completely remove the field
- do not display an empty label
- do not show a dash or placeholder
- naturally rebalance the surrounding layout

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# DESIGN FORMAT

Create a **vertical A4 matrimonial biodata page**.

Recommended format:

**A4 portrait — 210 × 297 mm**

Use a warm:

- ivory
- natural cream
- soft off-white

background with an **extremely subtle fine-grain paper texture**.

The paper texture must remain understated and should not reduce text readability.

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# COLOR PALETTE

Maintain a restrained monochrome palette:

- warm ivory / cream background
- pure or near-black primary typography
- soft charcoal secondary typography
- very thin black or charcoal divider lines

Avoid:

- bright colors
- saturated accent colors
- gradients
- metallic gold effects
- large colored blocks
- heavy borders
- ornate floral frames
- traditional wedding-card styling
- excessive decorative elements

The overall visual impression should be:

**editorial, sophisticated, understated, contemporary, luxurious, and matrimonial-appropriate.**

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# TOP NAME TYPOGRAPHY

Make the user's **Name the strongest visual element on the page**.

Use a sophisticated editorial typography treatment inspired by the reference.

Where the user's name naturally contains multiple parts, visually combine:

- a **large bold uppercase condensed sans-serif** treatment for the first portion of the name
- an **oversized elegant high-contrast italic serif** treatment for the remaining portion or surname

Example of visual hierarchy only:

**FIRSTNAME Surname**

This example demonstrates typography only.

Never use the reference person's name.

Do not alter, abbreviate, translate, or invent the user's actual name.

Keep the name composition:

- spacious
- premium
- carefully aligned
- visually balanced
- readable
- elegant

Avoid excessive decorative lettering.

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# PORTRAIT AREA

Place the user's portrait in the **upper-left region beneath or partially interacting with the main name composition**, following the overall visual balance of the reference.

Use the uploaded portrait **only as the identity reference for the user**.

Preserve naturally:

- face shape
- facial proportions
- forehead
- hairline
- hairstyle
- hair texture
- hair volume
- eyebrows
- eye shape
- eye spacing
- nose
- lips
- cheeks
- jawline
- chin
- ears when visible
- skin tone
- age appearance
- facial hair where applicable
- natural body proportions

Do not:

- beautify the face
- reshape facial features
- make the person younger or older
- excessively smooth the skin
- change skin tone
- alter hairstyle without instruction
- create a face-swap appearance
- create a pasted-photo appearance

The portrait should feel **naturally integrated into the page composition**, not attached as a conventional rectangular passport-photo box.

Use:

- clean natural edges
- soft tonal integration
- restrained background blending
- professional lighting
- uncluttered presentation

Avoid thick photo borders, frames, circles, badges, or ornamental photo holders unless required by the visual composition.

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# PERSONAL DETAILS

Create a refined section titled:

### PERSONAL DETAILS

Use only confirmed information from these fields:

- Name
- Date of Birth
- Place of Birth
- Rashi
- Religion
- Caste
- Mother Tongue
- Nationality
- Weight
- Height
- Blood Group

Use a clean **label-and-value hierarchy**.

For example:

**Date of Birth**
22 February 2000

or a compact aligned two-column structure where appropriate.

Keep:

- precise alignment
- consistent spacing
- excellent readability
- restrained typography
- subtle divider rules when useful

Do not place icons beside any field.

Do not repeat information unnecessarily.

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# EDUCATION

Create a clean section titled:

### EDUCATION

Display only the user's confirmed educational qualification.

Keep the presentation concise and elegant.

Do not invent:

- institution names
- graduation dates
- academic scores
- degrees
- certifications
- descriptions

unless the user explicitly provides them.

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# OCCUPATION

Create a section titled:

### OCCUPATION

Display the user's confirmed occupation clearly.

If Salary is confirmed, integrate it naturally within this area or as a closely associated information line.

Possible structure:

**Occupation**
Software Developer

**Salary**
₹\_\_\_\_

Use the user's wording exactly where appropriate.

Do not create company names, job descriptions, work experience, career summaries, or professional skills unless explicitly provided and approved by the user.

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# FAMILY DETAILS

Create a clean section titled:

### FAMILY DETAILS

Include only confirmed information:

- Father Name
- Father Occupation
- Mother Name
- Mother Occupation
- Sibling

Use the same minimalist label/value structure as the rest of the biodata.

Do not invent:

- family member names
- professions
- sibling counts
- sibling gender
- family status
- family background
- occupations
- relationship descriptions

If the user provides detailed sibling information, display it naturally under **Sibling** without changing its meaning.

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# CONTACT DETAILS

Create a simple bottom or lower-page section titled:

### CONTACT DETAILS

Include only:

- Address
- Contact No.

Show **Address and Contact No. only once in the entire biodata**.

Do not repeat them elsewhere.

Do not automatically add:

- email address
- website
- Instagram
- social-media handles
- QR codes
- icons
- maps
- location pins
- reference contact details

unless the user explicitly supplies and approves those details.

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# TYPOGRAPHY SYSTEM

Use a refined combination of:

### Main Name

Bold condensed sans-serif combined with an elegant high-contrast italic serif.

### Section Headings

Clean uppercase sans-serif with moderate letter spacing.

### Field Labels

Medium or semibold modern sans-serif.

### Field Values

Regular-weight clean sans-serif.

Use very thin horizontal rules to establish visual rhythm where appropriate.

The typography should provide strong hierarchy without making the page feel heavy or corporate.

Prioritize legibility over decorative styling.

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# LAYOUT & COMPOSITION

Use a sophisticated asymmetric editorial composition.

Prioritize:

- generous whitespace
- consistent outer margins
- clean alignment
- balanced asymmetry
- careful visual rhythm
- restrained section spacing
- readable text blocks
- strong typography hierarchy
- natural portrait integration
- clear section separation
- uncluttered composition

A flexible **two-column information structure** may be used where it improves balance.

Do not force every section into rigid boxes.

Do not fill empty areas simply because space is available.

**Whitespace is an intentional and important part of the premium design.**

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# MATRIMONIAL-FOCUSED RULE

Although the visual sophistication may be inspired by contemporary editorial design, the final page must **not look like a job resume or professional CV**.

Do not introduce typical resume elements such as:

- Career Objective
- Profile Summary
- Work Experience
- Skills
- Skill Ratings
- Professional Experience
- Software Proficiency
- References
- LinkedIn
- Portfolio
- Website
- employment timelines

unless the user explicitly requests them.

The content hierarchy must clearly communicate that this is a **personal / matrimonial biodata**.

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# STRICT REFERENCE CONTENT RULE

The reference image is **STYLE-ONLY**.

Never automatically reproduce or adapt visible reference content such as:

- “REESE Miller”
- “CV”
- “Content Creator”
- lorem ipsum text
- education examples
- employment entries
- company names
- work experience
- skills
- social handles
- websites
- reference phone numbers
- reference addresses
- reference labels
- reference biography
- any other readable wording

The final readable content must come **only from the user's confirmed biodata information**.

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# MISSING OR REMOVED FIELD RULE

If the user confirms that a missing field should be removed:

- remove the label completely
- remove its placeholder completely
- do not display blank spaces intentionally reserved for it
- do not insert “N/A”
- do not insert “Not Provided”
- do not insert dashes
- rebalance the layout automatically

The finished design should always appear intentionally composed.

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# CONTENT ACCURACY

Use **only the latest confirmed user information**.

If the user corrects a detail later, the newer information must replace the older information.

Never display both versions of a corrected detail.

Preserve names, dates, locations, qualifications, and family information accurately.

Do not modify spelling unless the user explicitly asks for correction.

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# FINAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS

Produce a **high-resolution vertical A4 matrimonial biodata** featuring:

- premium editorial typography
- warm ivory / cream paper treatment
- subtle fine-grain texture
- black and charcoal typography
- thin divider lines
- naturally integrated portrait
- balanced asymmetric composition
- generous whitespace
- polished professional spacing
- highly readable information
- clean matrimonial-focused content hierarchy
- no unnecessary visual decoration

The final biodata should feel:

**simple, premium, elegant, modern, refined, personal, sophisticated, timeless, and matrimonial-appropriate.**

It should retain the **bold typography and sophisticated editorial character of the reference image** while remaining an original biodata design containing **only the user's final confirmed information**.