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According to the Daily Mail, the brothers first decided they would marry identical twin sisters when they were in high school.
After graduating college and starting their professional careers at the same company, the Varikkasserys decided it was time to settle down and search for their dream women.
So they posted an ad in the newspaper.
"Many proposals came following our ads in newspapers and matrimonial sites," Dinker said. "But there was a problem: The twins were not identical enough. Also, we had to find twins who came from the similar family backgrounds."
The Daily Mail reports that on average, one set of twins is born for every 100 babies born in India.
In total, there were seven sets of twins involved in the wedding, including the bridesmaids and groomsmen.
But Dilraj said it wasn't enough.
