Bio Settings

Switches fonts and bio wording for English, Bangla, Hindi, or Urdu.

Quick templates use your form fields in English. For original AI copy, use Generate with AI.

Pick a language, add your names and story, choose a tone, then generate - or let AI write everything from a short prompt.

FAQ

Bio Generator FAQ

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Writing the couple bio that goes on your wedding website, Instagram bio, or the inside cover of your invitation, in short, medium and long versions so you always have the right length on hand.

English, Bangla, Hindi and Urdu, each typeset in a font built for that script so it reads naturally rather than looking transliterated.

The instant option fills a template from your names, tone and story in a fraction of a second, fully offline. Generate with AI writes a bespoke version from your description, which takes a few seconds and needs a connection.

Anywhere text fits: your wedding website, Instagram or Facebook bio, invitation inserts, or the welcome page of a wedding programme.

Yes, the output is plain text in an editable box. Tweak a line, change a name spelling or shorten a sentence before you copy it anywhere.

What a couple bio has to do

A joint bio works differently from a personal one. It introduces two people as a unit, usually in a very small space, and it is read by relatives, colleagues and strangers at once — so the register has to sit somewhere everyone can accept.

The reliable structure is short: who you are together, one specific detail that is actually yours, the wedding date, and the hashtag. The specific detail is what stops it reading like every other couple bio.

Matching the tone to the platform

An Instagram bio can be playful and fragmentary. A wedding website intro can run longer and warmer. A line printed on a card should be the most formal of the three. Generating a romantic, modern and traditional version and comparing them side by side is usually faster than trying to write the right one first time.

Keep the wedding date in the bio once it is fixed. It answers the single most common question people arrive with, and it saves you repeating it.