Attending a Wedding

Three weeks ago, I moved to China for work. Although we use Mandarin both here and in my hometown, there are still some differences from in [culture, life, and] many other aspects of culture and life. Today, I attended a wedding of a colleague (of mine). There were so many dishes which [were not supposed to show up in]/are not normally presented at a wedding in my culture. I was also shocked when the wedding ended, as it had taken just took less than an hour, when I had supposed/expected it would be at least (about) two hours. However, what is not different about/in/for from a wedding in any culture of [a wedding] is that the couple looked so happy, and everyone whished them the [longest]/greatest happiness [for them].

Attending a Wedding

Three weeks ago, I moved to China for work. Although we use Mandarin both here and my hometwon, there are still some differences from culture, life, and many aspects. Today, I attended a wedding of a colleague of mine. There were so many dishes which were not supposed to show up in a wedding in my culture. I was also shocked (that) when the wedding ended, it just took less than an hour when I supposed it would be (than it would, instead of) at least about two hours. However, what is not different from any culture of a wedding is that the couple [couple] looked so happy, and everyone wished the longest happiness [the best] for them.

 

Pretty good, the words in the brackets are just to use as substitutes.