Twins Married Twins

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Darlene and Diane Nettemeier are identical twins.  They met Craig and Mark Sanders who are also identical twins at a twin's convention in 1998.  They had a double wedding and had Doublemint gum thrown instead of rice.  Now they live next door to each other in a Houston suburb.  Diane and Craig have identical twins named Brady and Colby that are 8 and another son named Holden that is 4.  Darlene and Mark have two daughters, Reagan who is 7 and Landry who is 6.  They love living next to each other because they say there is always someone there who understands what you're going through.  They also take turns babysitting while one couple goes out.  Twins marrying twins is very rare.  There are only about 250 known marriages worldwide.