Identical twin boys

Cosmo and Caleb
Oakley and Orlando
Leo and Louis
Milo and Mitchell
Oscar and Oisin
Xander and Lex

Elijah and Ezra
Milo and Max
Beau and Billy
Jacob and Joseph
Caleb and Callum
Aaron and Arlo
Dylan and Dexter
Freddie and Finley

DON'T give them names starting with the same letter. My in-laws thought that would be clever, and the dad had the same initial too - three people all "X-surname" at the same address is very confusing. Even now there are still a few companies where my hubby and his dad get each others mail, because the company has got in a right muddle that X-surname both still lives at address 1 (Dad at original family home) and at address 2 (son at HIS marital home) and my hubby basically moved out 20 years ago! (Number 3 was a girl and took HER hubby's name, otherwise I'm sure she would be in the mess too!)

Adam and Aaron
Brody and Brett
Cole and Conrad
Daniel and Dylan
Elias and Evan
Frederick and Finn
Gabriel and George
Harry and Hugo
Issac and Isaiah
Joshua and Jude
Kai and Kaleb
Louis and Luke
Malachi and Milo
Nate and Noah
Oakley and Obi
Patrick and Parker
Quinn and Quentin
Rafael and Rowan
Seth and Samuel
Theo and Tom
Uri and Ulysses
Vincent and Vernorn
Wesley and William
Xander and Xavi
Yosef and Yanni
Zachary and Zane.

Theo and Ethan

So I may be a little different then the rest, regarding the first initials. I think you should pick your two favorite names, if they are different great, if they are the same great.

I had fun with both! haha

Bellamy Ryan
Quentin James

Neil Hawthorne
Conrad Evan

Penn Lucas (love on it's own or as a nickname for Spencer)
Perry Elliot

Clark Harrison
Lance Carter

Rory Mason
Clay William

Stefan Micah
Alexander Hale

Adam Harley
August Emerson

Davis Maxwell
Christopher Rhys

Griffin Thomas
Henry Milo

Casey Holden
Taylor Gideon

Blaine Oliver nn Bo if he likes
Brandon Sterling

Fitz Charles
Grayson Daniel

Ian Wesley
Jay Dalton

Jordan Everett
Asher Donovan

(Archie) Archer Liam
(Mack) Malcolm Scott

Not sure how you feel about alliteration or single syllables first/last names but I love both, always have thought they were so cool and book like. If that's a deal breaker just skip over those haha

Barney and Kit..

I would choose boys names begining with an E and an M to match your girls, eg. Edward and Matthew

This
Every letter/report/email/ school book or piece of work etc will need checking - which twin is it for.

I have B/G twins and the have very different names (think Emily & Harry)

I particularly hate it when twins are essentially given the same name; we have come across a Daniel & Danielle and a Gabriel & Gabrielle

You have traditional but modern names for your girls (me too) …. to fit in with your girls names , here’s a few suggestions.

Heath, Hugo, William, Edward (Ted), Eddison, Anderson, Charlton (Charlie), Christian, Drew, George, Sidney, Jack, Albert (Albie), Francis

if you do go with the same initial for forename, just put it with a different initial with second name to make things easier (that’s what I did with my girls)

ie

Heath Francis and
Hugo George

good luck!

Ned is a great name too (I know a very cool little Ned)

Your girls literally have my four favourite names 😆

I love Elliott for a boy. Maybe Elliott and Isaac? Or Oisin if you have any Irish heritage. Similar sounds but not too matchy!

As the twins grow up almost every single person they interact with will be thinking -or saying- now which one are you? Please give them really different names as a small aid here.

Yeah. Love Pooh.

I forgot some ..
Rupert Arthur and Wilbur Cardinal - Roo and Piglet
Winfield Patrick and Paddington Wright - Pooh and Paddy
Christopher Robin and Winfred Arthur
Rupert Arthur and Winston Bear - Roo and Pooh

Luca and Oliver
Sebastien and Jude
Gabriel and Noah

This!

I work in a school with twins who have names starting with the same letter - it's just adding another layer of impossibility when it comes to staff attempting to call them by the correct name.

Make sure no one in your house has the same initials, it's so confusing,

Mum of identical twin DS. Differentiate them as much as possible is my advice. Same letter is another way ppl will get confused.

Rory and Tobias

Gus and Otis

Rafe and Otis

Caleb and Blake. Near anagrams.

Definitely avoid same initial or rhyming...
But how about same/similar meanings or parts of a traditionally longer name
I've known twins called lizzie & Beth / Ella & Nora.. I know they're girls but you get the jist!

Thomas and Jeremiah
Gerald and Thomas
Benjamin and Jeremy
William and Edward
William and Benjamin
Oliver and Stanley
Declan and Anthony
Ernest and Eric
Wayne and Garth

Charles and David nn Chas and Dave (joking obvious)

@DottyDop , there was a tendency when I was at school to refer to a twin as Sarah-twin and Steve-twin, Paul-twin and Darren-twin or Sarah-twin and Claire-twin (substitute name as appropriate).
Although it marked them as special, I'm not sure if they liked it.

I only know one set of twins with matching names - something like Nathan and Natasha, the Nats, and they were Nathan-Nat and Natasha-Nat.

All the others have names that are similar but not matching.