Twin brothers in Dak Lak got married on the same day, the wedding had many special things.

Recently, a short clip recording the wedding procession of twin brothers in Dak Lak attracted special attention from internet users.

Accordingly, the twins got married on the same day, and the mother-in-law welcomed two brides at the same time. The two beautiful brides became the center of attention at the wedding party. All the wedding rituals such as burning incense for ancestors, cutting the wedding cake, toasting wine,... were performed by the two couples at the same time.

Two brothers got married on the same day, mother-in-law welcomed two brides at the same time. Photo cut from clip

The video attracted nearly 400,000 views, 15,000 likes and many interested comments. Besides the congratulatory comments sent to the two couples, many people also wondered: "If two brothers get married on the same day, what will happen to the bride's procession?"

According to the reporter's investigation, the two couples in the special wedding were Tran Van Huy (born 1999) - Huynh Thi Kim Yen (born 2002) and Tran Van Hoang (born 1999) - Huynh Ngoc Thuy Chi (born 2000), both from Dak Lak. Van Huy and Van Hoang are twin brothers.

Talking to VietNamNet reporter, Thuy Chi said she was very surprised that her wedding received so much attention.

Chi said: “Huy and Hoang are twins, they have been together since childhood. When it comes to the important milestone of their lives, which is marriage, my husband's parents want to hold a joint celebration for the two brothers to make their happy day more meaningful.”

Van Huy – Kim Yen and Van Hoang – Thuy Chi both loved each other for a long time before getting married. Thuy Chi and Kim Yen did not know each other before, but since falling in love, the twin brothers have become close.

The joint wedding went smoothly thanks to the support of all three families.

The four of them have been together for many years, often going out and traveling together, sharing all the joys and sorrows in life. Therefore, when they learned that the groom's family wanted to hold a joint wedding, the two brides happily agreed. Both sides of the bride's family also enthusiastically supported it.

“Thanks to that, our wedding went smoothly,” Chi said.

The wedding at Kim Yen's house was held on October 6, the wedding at Thuy Chi's house took place the next day.

On both days, the groom's family attends and performs all traditional ceremonies.

On October 8, the wedding of the two couples was held together at the groom's house.

“Our three houses are about 4-5km apart. At 7:30 on October 8, Van Huy and the groom's family went to Kim Yen's house to pick up the bride. At 8:30, Van Hoang and everyone else went to our house to pick up the bride.

Van Huy - Kim Yen (left photo) and couple Van Hoang - Thuy Chi

The two wedding cars met at the intersection, about 3km from home, then went home together to burn incense for their ancestors and hold a wedding party," Chi said.

On the wedding stage, all the rituals such as cutting the wedding cake, pouring wine, and toasting are performed at the same time. The wedding is more joyful when all three families are present.

“Our big day lasted until the afternoon. The bride, groom and everyone were very happy,” Chi said.

Thuy Chi herself is also happy to have such a meaningful wedding with many memorable memories.

Two couples take wedding photos together

After the wedding, the two couples lived with their parents and at present, they have not thought about living separately.

“We have been together for many years and understand each other so we have nothing to worry about. We don’t know what the future holds, but right now, we both want to live with our parents,” Chi shared.

Source: https://giadinh.suckhoedoisong.vn/anh-em-sinh-doi-o-dak-lak-cuoi-vo-cung-ngay-hon-le-nhieu-dieu-dac-biet-172241011145906147.htm