Usually, twins are not only similar to each other, but have similar tastes, habits and views on life. Often they like the same type of appearance. Two pairs of twins who have married each other share not only the same preferences, but also one house for four. They plan to conceive children together to raise them as a close-knit family.
Find out the juicy details from the life of an unusual family further.Two by two: twin couples who got married to each other admitted that they do not live as a Swedish familyBrittany and Briana, Josh and Jeremy Saliers are enjoying life together after a double wedding. The twin sisters married twin brothers in August 2018.Two by two: twin couples who got married to each other admitted that they do not live as a Swedish familyThe dream of their whole life — a wedding ceremony in one day — the newlyweds held at the gemini festival a year after meeting on the same holiday.Two by two: twin couples who got married to each other admitted that they do not live as a Swedish familyFour young people live under one roof, enjoying family life in a rather unusual way. Two pairs of Saliers from Virginia shared interesting details of their common life.
The twin girls say that the first months of family life were especially bright. They often go on dates with the four of them, but sometimes they are separated in pairs.Two by two: twin couples who got married to each other admitted that they do not live as a Swedish familyTwo couples of newlyweds spent their honeymoon together. According to them, they lived in different rooms of the same hotel. The twins lead an active life, build a career and star in TV shows.
Sisters and brothers assure that they are not swingers. They have many common traditions, but married couples sleep in different beds.Two by two: twin couples who got married to each other admitted that they do not live as a Swedish familyThe twins marked the beginning of new family traditions. For example, on Valentine's Day, they review the wedding video. Both couples plan to conceive children at the same time.Two by two: twin couples who got married to each other admitted that they do not live as a Swedish familyThe newlyweds of Saliers are very happy with life under one roof. One house, one wedding, one life for four: an extraordinary but interesting solution. They are never bored, and if children are added to a friendly family, then joy will beat like a fountain. It's good when happiness multiplies, and all problems are divided into four — such mathematics always brings only positive results.
And how do you like the idea when sisters from one family marry brothers from another?