Okay, so I lied. I promised that by this time we'd have a new website/blog in operation but you what what happens to best laid plans. Hopefully by this time next month we'll be a little closer to that goal. And so we beat on, as F. Scott, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.

Our past today involves the Iverson family. Seven or so years ago, on a brutally hot day if I recall correctly, I photographed Becca Iverson's wedding at the National Cathedral. It was a beautiful affair, with a reception at the Museum of Women in the Arts.

This past January I had the pleasure of shooting another Iverson wedding, this time the marriage of Becca's sister Margot to Joshua White. Winter had replaced the summer heat, but the cast of characters all remained familiar. (Except that Becca now has a beautiful baby girl.)

Josh and Margot were married in the Bethlehem Chapel at the Cathedral. Before heading down though, I searched quickly for a spot that had the two ingredients for a great cathedral photograph: a) light and b) no tourists. It's harder than you might imagine. But judging from the picture that sits atop this page, I'm rather pleased with the result. :)

After the cathedral, it was off to one of my favorite historic homes in Washington, Meridian House. Blame it on those magical Linden trees but there's always something incredibly romantic about this place. I've shot so many weddings here over the years and I never get tired of walking in again.

Margot and Josh are about to return from a delayed honeymoon to New Zealand. So rather than yack, how about some pictures instead?

To view a mini-gallery of images from Josh and Margot's wedding, CLICK HERE.

Have a great day. It's a gorgeous pre-Spring day here in the nation's capital. Look at these pictures and then go ride your bike!

Matt