Verified proposals from Islamabad and the twin cities. Free to register, free to list, free to browse.
Islamabad families searching for a rishta are usually looking for education and profession to match as closely as background does. Select Proposal lists verified proposals from across Islamabad and Rawalpindi — including families in the sectors, Bahria Town, DHA and the surrounding areas — with degrees, employer type and family details stated openly. Registration, listing and browsing are free. Islamabad is among the most active cities on the platform, with a high share of university-educated professionals.
Islamabad families tend to research before committing to anything, and a rishta service is no exception. On Select Proposal there is nothing to commit to at the start. Registration is free, listing a profile is free, and browsing verified proposals across Islamabad and Rawalpindi is free. A payment applies to one thing only, which is viewing contact details for a proposal you have already decided to pursue.
We would rather set out the limits than let you find them. The free plan is not available to male profiles with a diploma or other education, or to men who are married, divorced or separated; those profiles need a paid plan. Free members get a limited daily contact view and can be contacted by paid members. There is no commission on the marriage.
Islamabad proposals lean heavily on qualifications: CSS and PMS officers, doctors at PIMS and the private hospitals, faculty at Quaid-e-Azam University, NUST, Bahria and COMSATS, IT staff in the software parks, and the development and diplomatic sector. That makes stated credentials the thing most worth checking, and a free listing lets you present yours in full rather than compressed into a phone call. Sectors from F and E through G, I and the newer H blocks, plus Bahria Town and DHA on the Pindi side, all appear among proposals. Filtering by education and profession costs nothing.
Free rishta groups reach Islamabad too, often through relatives forwarding lists from Pindi or the home district. The proposals in them are unscreened, and inflated credentials are the standard problem here: a grade claimed, a posting claimed, a foreign degree claimed, none of it anyone's responsibility to confirm. Meanwhile your daughter's biodata and photograph travel to people you will never identify, which matters more when the family is publicly known. Every profile on Select Proposal is read by a person before listing, and contact details are never shown publicly on any plan.
While browsing free, do the checks that a paid plan will not do for you. Confirm a government grade and current posting rather than accepting a title, and ask directly how often postings move. For foreign degrees, ask which institution and which year, and confirm it. Establish whether accommodation is official, family-owned or rented, and whether the couple will live independently. Ask whether the bride is expected to continue working after marriage, since in this city that assumption is frequently unspoken on both sides. None of this requires a plan, and all of it is worth settling first.
The sensible order is to look before deciding anything. Register, list the profile, browse Islamabad and Rawalpindi together since most families here effectively search both, and see whether the standard of screening matches what you expect. A plan is there if you decide to approach families yourself, and it buys contact views only.
Select Proposal is free to register, free to list your profile and free to browse verified proposals across Islamabad and Rawalpindi. You only pay when you want to reveal contact details for a proposal you have chosen. Browsing costs nothing at any stage.
You can filter by either city. Many families searching in Islamabad also want to see Rawalpindi proposals, since the twin cities are treated as one marriage market by most families, so it is worth browsing both.
Islamabad has one of the highest concentrations of university-educated profiles on Select Proposal — civil service, medicine, engineering, universities, IT and the development sector are all well represented. Education and profession are listed on every profile.
No. Creating and listing a profile is free and stays free. Once verified it is visible to the full membership, including paid members who can contact you directly.