Let me quickly show you what you did wrong in the first few sentences.
Get up this morning, my friend asked me to flower shop whit her, ordering wedding layout of things.->
After getting up this morning, I was asked by my friend to go flower shopping with her, and to order the decorations for her wedding./After getting up this morning, I was asked by my friend to go to a flower shop with her to order decorations for her wedding.
Why "I was asked" and not "My friend asked..."? The modifier "After getting up this morning" is about "I", and not about my friend.A door (i), we have spent eyes (ii), the eyes are large layout props (iii)(iv), is (v) indeed very beautiful, so I think that marriage has enough red tape. (vi)
(i) A door =/=一进门. A door=一扇门
(ii) spent= to use or put out as in "we spent a lot of money yesterday."; "we spent an hour doing that."
(iii) "the eyes are large layout props" (No, your eyes are not layout props.) (The eyes are large layout props=我们眼睛都是大型的 prop." (iv) "Prop" is for stage, theatre or movie setups (see also #Vii).
(v) No subject for the verb "is".
(vi) Red tape=煩瑣的公事,繁文縟節. E.g. Our water purification project proposal is bound up in red tape at the provincial government level. I don't know when it will ever be approved.
(vii) You are talking about going to a flower shop (陪她去花店). So it is flower decorations you are talking about. "Prop" is not the correct word.
一进门,我们眼睛都花了,眼前都是大型的布置道具,确实很漂亮,让我觉得现在结婚也够繁琐的
。(Once through the door)/(Once inside the store), we were all bedazzled. Everything in front of our eyes were large flower arrangements. They were indeed beautiful, but that also made me feel today's weddenings have lots of details to attend to.OROnce through the door, we were all bedazzled by the truly beautiful large flower arrangements. They made me feel that today's weddings are (miredi)/(often tied up) in details.
Here is a candid message from me:
One must learn to walk before learning to run. You are not ready to write a composition yet. You should concentrate on doing lots and lots of reading--so as to get into your head how English sentences are like. Next, you should try writing single sentences, and lots of them, in proper English. Think of how children learn their native tongue: listen, speak and read first. Writing comes last. Sorry to have to give you a bitter pill to swallow, but swallow you must, or you will get nowhere.
Keeping a dairy is a very good way to practice writing; however, don't be too ambitious to start with. Try writing short entries in a few simple sentences first. Only when you have mastered the basic writing skill should you attempt to write something more complicated such as this.
Let me repeat: read, read and read. The only way to learn how to write properly is to read, read and read. Leave me a message in my diandian mailbox if you need more info.