Collectively, Mary Nadolny and Randy Lorenz have over 50 years of
restaurant and banquet experience. Randy and Mary describe themselves as "major foodies". Their life's
ambition has been to broaden their vast culinary knowledge. They grew up watching Julia Child and the
Galloping Gourmet so, of course, their favorite T.V. channel is the Food Network! They have traveled the
globe visiting the finest restaurants and wineries the world has to offer.
Mary and Randy understand good food, fine wine, and exquisite service.
They have trained their staff to treat your guests like you would
in your own home. Since 1994, without exception, Randy and Mary
have personally overseen every wedding held in the Meeting House.
Their meticulous hands-on attention to every detail has delighted
nearly 1,000 brides and grooms. You are cordially invited to join
their family of happy couples.
History
| 1964: |
Ralph and Mabel Lorenz (Randy's parents)
purchase the Mayflower Meeting House.
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| 1965: |
August 7th, the first wedding reception
is held at the Meeting House. The groom is Fred Osann and the bride is none other
than Randy's sister, Sheila Lorenz. Randy was the ring bearer! |
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| August 7, 1965 |
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| 1981: |
Randy Lorenz and Mary Nadolny are hired
to manage the Round Table club. The Club is a members only four star fine dining
landmark in Plymouth. The Round Table Club, with its award winning wine list,
was the location for numerous Chaine des Rotisseurs gourmet dinners. The Chaine is
the world's oldest gourmet food and wine society marrying fine wine and renowned chefs.
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| 1994: |
Mary and Randy go into business for
themselves, sign a 20-year lease and become the Meeting House's "Exclusive Catering". |
| 2004: |
They celebrate their ten-year
anniversary as proprietors of the Meeting House. |
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