1. Prepare your profile
Open Submit a Proposal and complete your details. Choose a display name for the public profile, add a short introduction and provide your private contact number. Applicants must be at least 18 years old.
The introduction journey
A clear conversation, before a commitment.
From sharing your profile to making an enquiry, follow a simple journey with privacy and choice at every step.
Submit a ProposalStart with the essentials
Your proposal journey, step by step.
Submit privately, wait for review and explore published proposals at your own pace.
2. Choose a photo or illustration
Add your own photo or continue without one to use a matching bride or groom illustration. If you upload a photo, choose a JPEG, PNG or WebP file up to 5 MB and under 10 megapixels, then adjust the 6:7 crop.
3. Confirm and submit privately
Review your details and confirm consent for private review, public profile publication and photo publication. Your submission and photo are kept privately for review, with a private photo copy in Google Drive.
4. Wait for administrator approval
After approval, your full name, display name, exact age, height, optional weight, gender, nationality, district, marital status, religion, race, caste, education, occupation, introduction, partner preferences and consented photo are public. Your contact number stays private.
5. Browse published proposals
Use Find Proposals to filter profiles by gender, age range and district. Browse nine profiles per page using the page numbers or Previous and Next buttons. Select View proposal to see more details.
6. Enquire through WhatsApp
Open a profile, select Enquire about this proposal and choose a package. Continue to WhatsApp to review and send the proposal reference and selected package details. Our team handles payment and any remaining contact selections through WhatsApp.
Your choice comes first
Keep your own pace and boundaries.
An introduction should feel respectful, clear and freely chosen by the people involved.
Before arranging a meeting, discuss expectations, preferred communication and the involvement of family members. If something feels unclear or pressured, pause and ask for clarification.
More practical guidance →
