Make sure the bow you are purchasing can withstand the elements you are going to be putting it up against.

For instance:

If placing it indoors, make sure it can withstand the humidity, being bumped and touched. A large number of people tend to keep their living areas extremely warm. Having the heat turned up indoors tends to cause humidity and if the bow is poorly made the stitching will unravel. And remember that people love to touch. This causes many things to happen to your bow over time.

If placing your bow outdoors you need to first make sure it is intended for outdoor use. The one thing that seems to happen a lot is that someone will buy a bow and place it outside without looking to see if it is supposed to be outdoors or indoors. Then as Murphy's law starts it’s calling it rains or the wind starts up and they are not able to get out there to take it down right away. This can cause your bow to be destroyed.

There are many things to consider when placing the bow outside. Wind is the biggest factor. Being knocked around can cause many things to happen to a bow like being ripped or torn. Even the grommet holes can be loosened causing them to no longer support what ever is being used to hold your bow up. Even the rain and the sun can cause the material to weaken over time. All material weakens over time.

So look for quality workmanship. Notification on whether it is an indoor bow or outdoor bow before costing yourself more than necessary.

Have fun picking out your bow.

The owner of CRBows bows has put careful consideration into the planning and designing of each area of the bow, from how the bow is assembled to the silk flannelette material used that gives it a look of elegance and class with a velvety feel. This has helped to get the CRBows bow listed among the world's most beautiful bows available.

Written by Todd Wunderlich, proud owner of http://www.CRBows.com and the home of the world’s largest wedding bow.

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