Will 4GB shared data be enough for two iPhone 5's?

I'm signing up with Verizon today and getting two iPhone 5's.

On average, is 4GB shared data per month enough to compensate for both devices?

Depends how muxh you use

I have the iPhone 5 with a 4GB data plan (just me on the plan) and I don't use my phone that much at all, but The past 2 months I've reached 75% of all data used messages which Verizon send to your phone.
It all depends on how much you'll be using your phone, but if I were you I would upgrade to 8GB to be safe.

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