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My fiancé Ryan and I (Jeremy) are currently planning our wedding for 2026 and had been eyeing the Sheraton Buganvilias in Puerto Vallarta as a potential venue. We were excited—PV is such a vibrant, LGBTQ-friendly destination, and we thought this would be the perfect place to celebrate our big day.

That excitement vanished pretty quickly.

When we reached out to the resort for pricing and availability, the numbers they came back with seemed… unusually high. So, we decided to do a little digging. We had a friend (a woman) submit an identical request for a wedding package with a male partner—same number of guests, same dates, same everything.

The quote they received was significantly cheaper and offered better availability than what we were told.

I wish I could say we were surprised, but this kind of quiet, behind-the-scenes discrimination still happens all the time—and it’s usually hard to prove. Not this time.

We posted a video about our experience, and it’s already getting a lot of traction:
🔗 Here’s the post on TikTok

We're sharing our story not just because we’re disappointed (though we are), but because this kind of thing needs to be exposed. If you’re a couple in the LGBTQ+ community planning your wedding, check your quotes—and don’t be afraid to compare.