jbregar Offline Upload & Sell: On
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First criticism... it's 2015, your site should be responsive (it should change its formatting to better match different screen sizes).
Other than that, the site looks fine... I'd echo that you probably want to separate weddings out from everything else. People booking weddings want to (for whatever reason) see that you do weddings pretty much exclusively. They don't really want to wade through other genres to get to the wedding/engagement photos.
My advice to pretty much every photographer (or whatever business, really) is that if you want your site to really stand out and be built right, you should probably hire a professional to create the site. Same with your logo, business cards, letterhead and the like. I've always found it humorous that wedding photogs (of which I used to be one) will moan and groan about Uncle Bob with a camera stomping on their turf and talk about "educating their clients" about why it's important to hire a professional wedding photographer... but when it comes to their web site or logo, they try to do it themselves (thus becoming the Uncle Bob).
Some are very successful and make nice sites... most don't though. Even though I hardly ever comment, I take a look at most of the "website critique" threads on here and find many of them to really lack creativity and the finishing touches that make for a nice web experience (like responsiveness). At least most have killed the cheesy music though.
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