Brittany and Briana Dean, identical twins, had always dreamed of finding and marrying identical twin brothers.

Jeremy and Josh Salyers, also identical twins, shared a similar dream, even vowing to remain bachelors if they couldn’t find twin sisters to marry.

Remarkably, their dreams came true. The pairs met at the annual Twins Festival in Twinsburg, Ohio, and instantly fell in love.

After dating for a year and realizing they had found their perfect matches, the couples returned to the festival to get married, dressed in matching outfits.

Taking their inseparability to the next level, the couples bought a large house together and began sharing their unique lifestyle on social media. Their next goal was to experience simultaneous pregnancies, but this proved challenging.

Although they both got pregnant about a year after their wedding, they suffered miscarriages around the same time. However, their second attempt was successful, with Brittany and Briana getting pregnant a few months apart.

The Salyers welcomed baby boys who, unsurprisingly, resemble each other closely. Despite online mockery, geneticists confirmed that the boys are so genetically similar that they could be considered siblings, not just cousins. The sisters feel a deep bond with their nephews, akin to the love they have for their own sons.

Living together and running a business—a lakeside estate available for wedding receptions—the Salyers find their unique family dynamic highly beneficial. It allows them to balance work, creative pursuits, parenting, and socializing.

While they remain open to the possibility of having twins in the future, for now, the Salyers are focused on enjoying their sons’ childhood and their own youth.