Count Caps players among those who will pass on watching the broadcast of the British royal wedding of Will and Kate across the pond in jolly olde England.

"It's definitely not for me. I won't be taking that in ... I'm sure it will be cool, you know for people that are into that stuff, but for me, I got a few other things to think about," says wingman Eric Fehr.

With royal wedding coverage starting in the wee hours of the morning, we're thinking Eric will be dreaming about Game 1 of the Caps' clash with the Tampa Bay Lightning less than 24 hours later Friday night.

Caps defenseman Karl Alzner says he would watch the highlights of the multi-million dollar affair if they are broadcast on the NHL Network, but doesn't think that will happen.

"It's neat, but it's not my cup of tea," Karl says.

Fellow defenseman John Carlson says he heard about the royal wedding, but says he has absolutely no intention of getting up to watch live coverage, which reportedly begins as early as 3 a.m.

"I think its kind of stupid," John says of the overly hyped knot-tying affair.

 We sympathize. Blue blood or not, a white wedding is a white wedding. 

Editor's Note: This blog post is a Team Glittarazzi collaboration -- Jedidiah Dwyer (videographer), Matthew Umstead (writer), Ali Lewis (blonde co-founder) and Kelly Ann Collins (brunette founder/editor) contributed to this report. A special thank you to Kettler Capitals Iceplex and the Washington Capitals for letting us stop by -- and goooo Caps!