The newlyweds plan to live jointly as a family.
“We realized the probability was slim but the twins’ marriage was very, very crucial to us,” said sisters Brianna and Brittany.
Not so long ago, they married brothers Josh and Jeremy. They were married by two twin priests. Indeed, it was at the Twin Festival, so it wasn’t difficult to mistake it for a guest ceremony. Furthermore, the newlyweds announced that the wedding will not divide them, and they are going to live jointly as a foursome, leaving the neighbors to wonder who they are saluting.
This wedding was held on Saturday. Both Brittany and Briana converted their last names to their husband’s last names, Salyers. It was crucial for them to feast on the wedding on this day as part of the holiday of the twins. After all, this is where the couple met last year.
“I remember back in kindergarten, my sister and I knew what we desired for the future,” says Briana, who is married to Jeremy.
And the sister adds: “We knew that something like this would be very hard. How did the stars have to align for our dreams to finally become reality, for me to be by the side of the man of my dreams, and for my sister to support me with her dreams?”
As you can guess, the sisters did not break the custom and came to the wedding ceremony in similar dresses. Nevertheless, their husbands wore identical costumes as well. After the ceremony, the girls began to give interviews, recalling how it all started.
“I distinctly recall the premier time Brittany and I met twin brothers during the festival. We talked on the ultimate day of the festival and it seemed like it was slowing down.“
Girls repeatedly took part in the festival for many years, and the boys did it for the premier time in their lives. The fact that they were there to meet their future wives did not occur to them. But it turns out that both couples are deeply immersed in the twin subculture. They make an attempt to do everything in their life at the same time. Therefore, it is not surprising that they went on a date together as well and made a decision to have a four-for-one wedding.
“All trims for the wedding were very interesting and facile. Brittany and I prefer the same thing, and we had the same version for this ceremony. The only hardship was that we had a wedding on the other side of the country, not at home, but at a festival in Ohio.
Josh and Jeremy were also determined not to get married until they both became attached to identical twins.
“In case they hadn’t met absolute twins they became attached to, they would never have gotten married,” says Brittany. – Definitely, they went on dates but with girls who were not twins. But they don’t understand the connection between us.“
Currently, both couples are going to live jointly in the same house. Journalists have definitely lots of questions about their life together. But they gently ask only the question of how they are going to raise their kids.
“When we have kids, they will actually be the genetic siblings of Briana and Jeremy’s kids,” says Brittany. – Well, it is obvious that in fact, they would be cousins, but technically, natively, they would be siblings. We imagine that we will be two moms and dads for them, and we will raise them all jointly as well.
