Enlive does exactly what Hiccup does with the additional bonus that it allows designers who are comfortable with HTML to be a part of the process. Enlive is not page centric - that's the whole point of snippets.

Enlive vs Hiccup seems entirely dependent on the composition of your group. For a group of programmers, Hiccup is an efficient means of not repeating yourself. Add a single designer and you'll find programmers implementing a lot of mockup images to be compatible with IE7. Try hiring more designers, especially ones who can use existing design tools, and you'll find Hiccup-style to be completely unusable. Enlive-style allows a company to hire designers who can produce HTML that works in all the browsers that you support, leaving programmers to work on functionality.

In short, step 1 Hiccup, step 2 ???, step 3 profit!, step 4 Enlive.

(Also: dealing with browser induced styling edge cases while you're trying to focus on substantial features is every programmers hell.)

(Edit: I'm a compojure/hiccup fanboy in my spare time, but during the day I work at a large company who can't hire enough programmers.)