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OUR WEDDING
Lawson Holestine
&
Sarai Hernandez
Lawson Holestine
&
Sarai Hernandez
November 28, 2026
Bernal, Queretaro, Mexico
153 days153 d4 hours4 h28 minutes28 min52 seconds52 s
RSVP (Confirmación)
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Schedule
Saturday, November 28, 2026
Wedding
Sat, Nov 28, 2026, 3:30 pm - Sun, Nov 29, 2026, 12:00 am
CUARTEL SANTA MARIA
1 Del Cuartel, Bernal, Qro. 76680, Mexico
1 Del Cuartel, Bernal, Qro. 76680, Mexico
Fromal dresscode, dress length to the floor, no white or white patterns, for colors see it on the invite.
Dresscode formal, largo de vestido al piso, no blanco ni patrones con blanco, para colores ver detalle en invitación.
RSVP
Please confirm by August 15th
Por favor de confirmar para el 15 de Agosto.
Introducir primer nombre y primer apellido. Si confirmas para familiares aparecen después de ingresar su primer nombre.
Please enter the first and last name of one member of your party below.
If you're responding for you and a guest (or your family), you'll be able to RSVP for your entire group on the next page.
Registry
Dresscode
Formal
Dress Length: floor / Largo del vestido: piso
No white or patterns with white for women / No blanco o patrones con blanco para mujeres
Travel
We have included some hotel and travel recommendations.
Agregamos recomendaciones de hoteles y de viaje.
Flight
AIQ Aeropuerto Internacional de Querétaro
Hotel
Hotel de Piedra
Calle Corregidora 67, Ezequiel Montes, Mexico 52-4411070901
Hotel
Hotel El Centenario Los Arroyitos
Bernal, Qro. 76680, Mexico
Hotel
El Cantar del Viento - Hotel Boutique en Peña de Bernal
Peña de Bernal, Qro. 76680, Mexico
About Bernal
Bernal was inscribed as the fifteenth Pueblos Mágicos of Mexico in 2005. For those unfamiliar with Pueblos Mágicos, it is a government program to promote the cultural heritage of Mexico’s smaller towns. Similar to the UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites program, the Pueblos Mágicos designation brings both coveted publicity and financial assistance.
The main attraction that draws so many visitors is Peña de Berna (or just Peña)l, a massive monolith that is 433 meters (1,421ft) tall from the base. It is said to be one of the highest monoliths in the world. Personally, I have a hard time telling the difference between a rocky mountain outcrop and a monolith. According to geologists, Peña was formed as the relic of a volcanic eruption from the Jurassic Period. The lava from the volcano's center is harder than the surrounding crater. Over the millennia, the softer rock eroded away, leaving us with the hardened lava.
Visuals to come...
FAQs
Hard at work on these... Talk soon.
For all the days along the way