This design opens with ੴ (Ik Onkar) at the top, in saffron, followed by the name in a strong serif. Section headings are deep blue, the colour of the Khalsa, with saffron lines. There is no ornament beyond that: it is clean, dignified and easy to read.
It has room for what Sikh families look for: got, Sikhi (Amritdhari, Keshdhari or Sahajdhari), the family Gurdwara and the village. Gurmukhi looks clear and strong in it, and NRI families often make an English copy for relatives in Canada, the UK or Australia.
It works in all 19 languages and is included in the standard download.
