“Twins wed twins! Yesterday’s traditional wedding was simply amazing. We are grateful to God and everyone who celebrated with us,” they wrote.
They added that the wedding marked a special moment for them, saying: “Taiwo & Taiwo. Kehinde & Kehinde. All glory, honour, and adoration belong to God for making this day a reality.”
The couples also described their engagement as a dream turned into reality, expressing gratitude for the love and support from family and friends.
In Yoruba tradition, the first-born twin is named Taiwo, meaning “taste the world,” while the second-born is named Kehinde, meaning “the one who came after.”
The unusual union of twin brothers marrying twin sisters with matching names has sparked excitement and admiration from many social media users.
