ESFJ + ESTJ 

This is a wonderful match if some effort is applied. Both are practical, conservative people who value order and tradition. Both tend to keep a neat home and generally tend to be "down to earth" folks. The differences lie in their emotional capacities.

ESFJ's are naturally the more emotionally expressive of the two. They consistently need to know that they're needed and appreciated. ESTJ's are no-nonsense leader types. To them "emotions are usually illogical" and usually get in the way of completing their task. The ESTJ will have to make valiant efforts to provide consistent loving support to their tender-hearted ESFJ's for this to work.

Positives of an ESTJ-ESFJ Relationship:

Commitment to Tradition: Both ESTJs and ESFJs are Sensing and Judging types, which often leads to a mutual respect for tradition and shared values. They tend to enjoy routines and may build many traditions together.

Efficiency and Order: Both types are known for being organized and efficient. They will likely enjoy setting goals and making plans together, and their shared practicality can make for a well-run, orderly household.

Emotional Support: ESFJs, as Feeling types, are typically caring and supportive, which can help to soften the more objective and logical approach of the ESTJ.

Challenges of an ESTJ-ESFJ Relationship:

Emotional Understanding: The ESTJ's tendency to be rational and logical can sometimes conflict with the ESFJ's more emotional approach. ESTJs might find ESFJs to be overly sensitive, while ESFJs may see ESTJs as uncaring or harsh.

Stubbornness: Both of these types can be quite stubborn once they have made up their minds, which could lead to stand-offs and difficulty finding compromise.

Risk of Overwork: Both ESTJs and ESFJs are very hardworking and can sometimes push themselves and each other too hard, leading to stress and burnout.

In conclusion, an ESTJ-ESFJ relationship can be stable, traditional, and organized, but they must take care to understand and accommodate each other's different approaches to emotions. With effort and understanding, these two can build a harmonious and productive partnership.