i concur with matching pairs. even the gipf and meil combo wasn't my favourite aesthetically. i'd recommend a whole new wheelset and the schmolkes seem like a good deal (relative to a set of gipfs). problem for me is that a low profile rim and normal spokes looks too normal. gipfs look cooler. your bike would look best with fernwegs, looks awesome with meils, will look cool with gipfs. you might find normal relatively low profile wheels with normal sized spokes and hubs don't do it for you. (i took bike from sydney to france for riding and it was an S&S bike that brakes in half for packing in a case. i couldn't take the lightweights in that case (wrenches and all sorts knocking around in it). i took hyperons. hyperons are the best wheels in the world. true, strong, smooth, comfortable. still killed me i couldn't have the LWs just because they have that rad factor.
i provide photographs to support my points below. lightweights have big looking hubs. for some reason this, combined with thick spokes looks cool. when you add the deep wheel (fernweg) to this, the combination becomes too much for the eyes to cope with.
see kgt's cipollini bond with gipfs. looks great.
see cipollini on a cipollini with meils. looks great
now see a cipollini with fernwegs - amazing i think (i want these wheels so badly even though they make no sense whatsoever)
and finally a cipollini on low profile wheels with normal spokes and hubs - hmmm
also i found this image whilst finding images for this post and must include it (apropos of nothing and without comment)