Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg Take Their Twin Boys to Disneyland and the Beach During Christmas Celebrations

Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg spent a special Christmas with their toddler twins.

The Lovecraft Country actress, 40, and her actor husband, 45, enjoyed the holiday with their twin sons, 2.

The family's holiday celebrations kicked off with a larger family trip to Disneyland, with Chung sharing an Instagram Reel of moments from the visit.

"Fun morning hanging with our cousins. We were on cloud nine until the third morning meltdown. Then we all cried a bit before heading back to the car," she wrote. "Success!"

"Praying for all the parents this holiday break. 🖤 Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays everyone!"

Later, Chung posed with the two boys and their dog on the beach in a quieter moment, sharing her holiday wishes once again, writing, "Merry Christmas."

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Chung and Greenberg, 44, welcomed twin sons in October 2021. The couple has been married since 2015.

The couple chatted with PEOPLE in May, opening up about leaning on their community as parents and hosting big Friday night dinners with friends and their kids at their home.

"On Friday nights, we found that inviting our other friends over who have kids that are similar ages is great. We'll have our big crazy Friday night in, cook a big meal and have everyone over, and let the kids play in the backyard," she shared.

"It's integral. You cannot function without a community, it goes back to the saying, 'It takes a village.' It really does," Chung asserted. "As the husbands are watching the kids and I'm in the kitchen helping out, there are extra hands everywhere. My girlfriends are like, 'Okay, what do you need? How can I help?'"

Greenberg agreed it's been "really important" to "share the workload" with their friends.

"And you have the kids that are interacting with each other, and it's important to have these social groups for them as they grow," Chung added.

Speaking with PEOPLE in May about spending time with their twin toddlers, the couple was thrilled to watch as the boys began to talk up a storm.

"They're stringing together sentences. The expanding of the vocabulary is pretty neat," Chung shared.

"One of our kids, this morning, just said blue for the first time. And it's like, 'You're starting to understand colors? You know another color besides yellow?'" the proud dad laughed.

Noting some of their favorite phrases are "blue car" and "bye ducks," the twin mom said, "It's been really funny to see them connect the dots that way."