Ryan Kelly and Wife Emma Celebrate Twins' First Halloween with Harry Potter Costumes: 'The Boy(s) Who Lived'

The couple celebrated their first Halloween as parents with meaningful costumes for their baby boys

NFL player Ryan Kelly and his wife Emma are enjoying their first Halloween as parents.

The Indianapolis Colts center, 30, and his wife spent the holiday with twin sons Duke Thomas and Ford Patrick, 4 months, dressing them up for the first time in matching Harry Potter costumes.

"The Boy(s) who lived ⚡️⚡️," Emma captioned the photos, where she could be seen dressed as Matilda with her husband dressed as Ms. Trunchbull.

"Happy Halloween from these micro-preemie 27 weekers who are 4 months old this week… we can’t believe it either 🥹❤️‍🔥," she wrote.

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The couple began this month by revealing the arrival of their baby boys exclusively with PEOPLE.

"After 85 days in the NICU and living in a rental home, we are finally reunited as a family," Emma told PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.

"I still can't totally believe we are finally home as a family of four, but every time we see one of the boys, we are thankful for the journey that got them here," she added.

The couple's miracle babies come after a nearly two-year-long journey that included fertility struggles, in vitro fertilization and the death of daughter Mary Kate 19 weeks into Emma's pregnancy,

"My gratitude, I can't even tell you," Emma, previously told PEOPLE during her pregnancy with the boys. "There was a time when I really wasn't sure if we were going to get here. I am literally so grateful for each day."

Admitting that it has been a "tough pregnancy physically," Emma called their twins "miracles."

"There's a lot more risk involved this time. I was on bed rest for my first trimester, which was really tough and took a lot out of me," she explained. "But at the end of the day, every bit of it has been worth it — to feel them and watch us grow."

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