A calmer, more dignified way to begin the rishta search.
Create one thoughtful matrimonial profile through a guided questionnaire, keep sensitive details inside a review-first workflow, and stay involved as the process moves forward.

Ready to begin
Questionnaire
Step by step
Photo preference
You decide
Contact details
Kept controlled
Submitting does not automatically publish a profile.
Family participation
A parent, sibling or guardian can support the candidate through the process.
Private by default
A submission does not enter an open public browsing feed.
Family participation
A parent, sibling or guardian can support the candidate through the process.
Review comes first
Information is checked before assignment or professional follow-up.
Controlled details
Photos and contact information remain part of the managed workflow.
Less noise. More clarity, privacy and family involvement.
Matrimonial decisions need context that cannot be captured by a photograph and a swipe. MBN is structured around detailed information, deliberate review and respectful communication.
One complete profile
Share personal, family, education, career and partner-preference information in organised sections instead of repeating it across messages.
Candidate-centred choices
Record who is submitting, how photos should be handled and the preferences that matter to the candidate and family.
Professional support
Where appropriate, a reviewed case may be assigned to a relevant marriage bureau or matchmaker for follow-up.
A clearer record
A private reference number and structured information make future communication easier than scattered chats and documents.
From first answer to respectful follow-up
Each stage has a clear purpose. There are no fictional instant matches or unexplained compatibility percentages.
See the Complete WorkflowComplete the guided questionnaire
Add candidate details, education, career, family background, lifestyle preferences and partner requirements in focused sections.
Choose photo and privacy preferences
Upload the allowed photos and record whether they should be visible, blurred or hidden within the profile workflow.
Review everything before submitting
A final review screen lets the family check the information and return to any section that needs correction.
Receive a private reference
After successful submission, the system provides a reference number for future communication with the MBN team.
Human review and professional follow-up
The submission is checked for completeness. Where suitable, the team may request clarification or arrange relevant professional support.
What the questionnaire helps you explain
A strong matrimonial profile is more than biodata. It should help another family understand the candidate, home environment, expectations and practical compatibility factors.
Candidate essentials
Age, marital status, height, location, nationality, language and other core information.
Education and career
Education, profession, employment, industry and income preference where the family chooses to disclose it.
Family and values
Family structure, parents, siblings, religious practice, lifestyle and the environment in which the candidate lives.
Partner preferences
Separate essential requirements from flexible preferences to support more realistic professional assessment.
Know what happens to sensitive information
Trust improves when families can see the workflow instead of receiving a vague privacy promise. MBN separates profile information, photos and contact details within the process.
Profile information
Collected for review and matrimonial assessment—not automatic public listing.
Photos
A visibility preference is saved with the submission for the review workflow.
Phone and WhatsApp
Contact information stays outside open profile browsing.
Professional access
Assignment and follow-up should remain purpose-limited and accountable.
Example privacy status
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A little preparation makes the profile stronger
Discuss important answers with the candidate before opening the form, particularly when a family member is submitting on their behalf.
Keep these details ready
Begin with clear expectations
No. A public submission enters a review-first workflow. Completing the form does not automatically place the profile in an open browsing or swipe feed.
Yes. The questionnaire allows a parent, sibling, guardian or another authorised family member to submit. The candidate should know about and consent to the information being shared.
No. Submission starts a review process. Follow-up depends on completeness, suitability, available professional support and genuinely relevant opportunities.
The form records a photo visibility preference such as visible, blurred or hidden. The storage and access workflow should follow the platform’s privacy controls.
Families should independently verify identity, marital status, education, employment, finances, family background and any other information important to the final decision.
Begin with one thoughtful, private profile.
The guided questionnaire is designed to make detailed profile creation feel clear, respectful and manageable.